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Tag Archives: Fantasy
Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark
Who’s up for a steampunk mystery in 1912 Cairo, featuring a dapper young female agent? Continue reading
One Long, Two Short: The City We Became, Remote Control, and The Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water
Here are some speculative fiction books written for adults that I’ve read (and enjoyed, of course!) this year – one full-length novel and two novellas. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Fantasy, Print, Sci-Fi
Tagged Africa, Fantasy, Ghana, Malaysia, N.K. Jemisin, New York City, Nnedi Okorafor, science fiction, Zen Cho
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Enjoying What Is: Paladin’s Grace and Iron Hearted Violet
It’s so easy to make things harder for ourselves by focusing on the way we think things should be, rather than the way things really are. Here are two stories (Paladin’s Grace for adults, Iron Hearted Violet for kids) about … Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, Books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Romance
Tagged dragons, Fantasy, fantasy romance, gods, youth fantasy
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Moontangled by Stephanie Burgis
We met Miss Banks and Miss Fennel, a sweet young couple hobbled by strict social rules, back in the first book of the Harwood Spellbook, Snowspelled. Now it’s their turn for their own story.
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Two Fantasies and a Truth
Well, technically, two fantasy books and a nonfiction – I do believe that fiction can hold just as much truth as nonfiction – but going for the catchier title. Here’s catching up on reviews of some more of my reading … Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, Books, Fantasy, nonfiction, Print
Tagged Ann Leckie, audiobooks, C.L. Polk, Fantasy, fantasy romance, LGBTQ, libraries, nonfiction, Susan Orlean
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Thornbound by Stephanie Burgis
Stephanie Burgis has a new book in the Harwood Spellbook out on February 25! Thank you so much to the author for the review copy! Thornbound. The Harwood Spellbook II by Stephanie Burgis. Five Fathoms Press, 2019. Cassandra Harwood overcame … Continue reading
Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik.
This was one of my most anticipated titles for the year, which I realized rather belatedly I listened to over the summer and hadn’t yet reviewed. Though I started reading Naomi Novik back with His Majesty’s Dragon, I really loved … Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, Books, Fantasy
Tagged fairy tales, Fantasy, historical fantasy, Jews, rumpelstiltskin, Slavic
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Bell at Sealey Head and Space Opera
Here are two very different novels for adults that I read earlier this year. Bell at Sealey Head by Patricia McKillip. Penguin, 2008. At Sealey Head, a bell that no one can see and most of the locals no longer … Continue reading