Six-Gun Snow White seemed like the perfect book for me: From New York Times bestselling author Catherynne M. Valente comes a brilliant reinvention of one the best known fairy tales of all time. In the novella Six-Gun Snow White, Valente transports the title s heroine to a masterfully evoked Old West …
As regular readers of this blog know, I am fascinated by fiction that has a religious or supernatural aspect; particularly creative or unconventional ones. It is likely for this reason that MacAdam Cage sent me The Book of Neil by Frank Turner Hollon (and good for them for sending me a book I …
Who knows what you call it. But it is engaging, entertaining, often thought provoking and for $3 a real steal.
For most who live, hell is never knowing who they are. The Singer knew and knowing was his torment. Recalling the …
There is an elegance to the simplicity of the story and the determination of the characters to go beyond the small world of their mundane existence; to seek uncharted waters and unknown islands despite everyone’s insistence that they do not exist.
Sapphique is the sequel to the bestselling Incarceron and in many ways I found it a better read … A creative and well done conclusion to the series.
It was fascinating, entertaining, enthralling and mystifying all at the same time. If you enjoy YA books not afraid to tackle complex and potentially controversial subjects Lewis is an author to check out.
Not sure why, but a bunch of authors I enjoy had book come out at the end of May and, particularly given …
There is something about David Gregory that keeps pulling me back in. I wasn’t a big fan of any of his previous …
Allegory – or even symbolism for that matter – is a tricky thing. Too obvious and people ask why fiction? Not clear …