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Steven’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Steven’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Steven C. Davis
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November 2013
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Cornix Sinistra
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2011
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Lore of the Saelvatici
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Less than Human
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Steam Flashes
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2016
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Therianthrope (Less than Human, #2)
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Mother Hode & The Saelvatici Tour Booklet
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An Illustrated Beginners Guide to the Saelvatici
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Hurnungaz
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Hurnungaz the Dark Breath of Earth
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Feral Dreaming
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Steven’s Recent Updates
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Steven Davis
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| A little bit cliched near the end (HOW obvious a set-up to book 4 do we need?) However, the joy here is as much the worldbuilding as the plot and characterisation. We all know they're going to fail, fail, and fail again until understanding comes, but ...more | |
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Steven Davis
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| A very fun set of tales with bonus content. The tales are beautifully illustrated - despite writing dark fiction, I do really enjoy reading well illustrated and thought-through children's tales of the fantastic. Not quite as wild and out there as boo ...more | |
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| A very clever idea; an anthology of tales taken from previous anthologies, in this case, the wonderful Harvey Duckman publishing house. 29 tales in all, and 2 didn't work for me .. 27 did. A wonderful mix of dark fantasy and science fiction. Outstand ...more | |
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Not my traditional fare, but its good fun in a light and fluffy way. Also, surprisingly graphic in places, which is lovely, as opposed to the usual YA/tik tok shallow yucky saccharine sweetness that some books are plagued with. AND page 330, the C-osa ...more |
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| There was something fundamentally missing from this book, and I don't know what it was. Macabre, beautifully illustrated, dark, a lot of post-life Heaven/Hell/ angel stuff as well as some kind of voodoo black magic - which was never fully explained a ...more | |
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Steven Davis
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| Read in one sitting, which increased its impact, but this is far more than the slightly cheesy title might suggest. Psychological breakdown exacerbated by corporate soulless bullshit. It all hangs together in a way that is both wonderful and harrowin ...more | |
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Steven Davis
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| Thoroughly excellent! 36 authors. The bare bones of an idea. The last three lines from the author prior to you .. and what a lysergic, weird and wonderful trip it was, through horror, science fiction, badgers and butterflies, folk horror, parties tha ...more | |
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| A fun and much-longer follow up to the first in the series. This kind of fat fantasy I can get behind (no characters with apostrophes in their names, no missing heirs, no magic sword/ ring/ pants/ delete as appropriate, no armies of thousands of peop ...more | |
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Steven Davis
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| Not really my thing, unfortunately. There were a couple of really good ones, and some okay, but too much fluff and filler for my tastes. | |
