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Nicholas Roudas
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| The premise of this book is deceptively simple: “What if the realm exists at the expense of its ruler?” The eponymous Chair saps the ruler’s life force to reanimate the dead, and protect the kingdom from outside threats. This makes leadership somethi ...more | |
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| “The Burning Grasses” is a masterfully written grimdark fantasy with romantic, philosophical, and horror elements. It follows the formidable mage hunter Limneth and the untameable bone reader Yulta, as they grapple with an invasion from across the se ...more | |
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The Way of Threadcasting (and Spinning Chaos) (The Tales of Unraveling #1)
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| The Way of Threadcasting is a vibrant and humorous fantasy novel that feels distinct. I really liked the descriptions of chronomancy (especially in the opening), and I found the Japanese-inspired mythical creatures to be entertaining and fun. Before ...more | |
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Disclosure: The author and I are friends, and I was included in the dedication. That said, this review was written long before publication as a beta reader and acquaintance. "Once Upon a Jelly Bean" is a fun and engaging anthology that never feels lik ...more |
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“Water dripped from the slimy planks above, and the isopods that snacked on the ship would occasionally fall on the slaves' heads, eliciting cries of helplessness. The floor was oily and discolored, the benches were splintering, and the manacles were covered with bubbling, orange rust. The waste buckets would often fall, spilling their contents down the galley, but the sludge was only cleaned when the ship reached the shore, and so it would squelch beneath the slaves' bare feet for days or even weeks.”
― A Sound of Steel: Volume I
― A Sound of Steel: Volume I