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The Measure of Sorrow by J. Ashley-Smith Hello! How brilliant to be back with an excerpt from a new collection of weird fiction. I love weird. It takes me right Continue Reading →
I think we’re all very relieved to have 2020 behind us. My reading took a hit, I worked throughout, but I couldn’t always relax enough to read for pleasure. Here’s Continue Reading →
Hello! I’m the last stop on the @VikingBooksUK blog tour for “Women” by Mihail Sebastian. It’s part of the Penguin European Classics series which celebrates forgotten stories by European authors Continue Reading →
I’m just going to come right out with it – I love Kameron Hurley’s writing! She’s bloody brilliant. After I finished reading “The Stars Are Legion”, I went through her Continue Reading →
Hello everyone, it’s been a while and what a time we’re living in. If, like me, you’re looking for distractions from our current situation, then I have a recommendation for Continue Reading →
It’s the last day of 2018 and it’s one of the few years that I feel satisfied with the amount of books I read. 109 this year although that does Continue Reading →
Have you ever wondered if peanut butter is a liquid? Before reading “Liquid – The Delightful and Dangerous Substances That Flow Through Our Lives” by Mark Miodownik, I assumed Continue Reading →
In the future you can be one hundred years ago and yet look barely fifty. It’s all thanks to innovations like Smart Blood and Diamond Skin. Alcohol is restricted, coffee Continue Reading →
The conclusion of the Themis Files trilogy. Well, I did have to wait a year to get the conclusion to the cliff hanger ending of the last book Continue Reading →
When I first heard of Sylvain Neuvel’s novel Sleeping Giants: Themis Files Book 1 (Themis Files 1) I was wary of all the hype surrounding it. It couldn’t be THAT good, Continue Reading →