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M.’s 2025 Year in Books
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Perfectopia: A Dark Dystopian Sci-Fi Story
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"Perfectopia nails an idea that's been lingering in my head for a long time — you don't need to fix the world, you just need to fix its leaders. Unfortunately, every magic pill has side effects, and watching them unfold is exactly what I loved about i"
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| 4:00 AM. I’m awake for some reason — could’ve been one of the cats, the beer from last night knocking, or half a century of breathing oxygen, who cares, really. Might just as well give a read for this new horror novelette from a fellow substacker. Tw ...more | |
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| 4:00 AM. I’m awake for some reason — could’ve been one of the cats, the beer from last night knocking, or half a century of breathing oxygen, who cares, really. Might just as well give a read for this new horror novelette from a fellow substacker. Tw ...more | |
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Book 3? Transition is technically Book 3 in ’s The Narrator Cycle. If you haven’t read the other two you should probably start with Transference (Book 1) and Transcendence (Book 2). Below are my reviews of the two: Sequel/prequel/something else? There a ...more |
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| Just Below by starts off like your run-off-the-mill basement body horror, but then promptly morphs into something entirely else. What? I hear it’s different for everyone. You might get enthralled with the gruesome details, or caught up in an escape-r ...more | |
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The cover First of all, I love this cover. Not for it’s aesthetics, which is tot fine, but for a whole different reason. Let’s quote the prologue (this info is in one of the first paragraphs as well as in the official blurb on Amazon and therefore cann ...more |
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