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Book Review: Something Rich And Strange by Patricia A. McKillip
Fantasy and myth are wonderful, but sometimes reality is even more spectacular.
Read More »Book Review: Circle Of The Moon by Barabar Hambly
Barbara Hambly has created a wonderful adventure/fantasy novel with great characterization and a highly believable world.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): Long Distance
Did Leah really see a fish in the toilet?
Read More »Book Review: Beldan’s Fire: Book Three Of The Oran Trilogy by Midori Snyder
A wonderful conclusion to a well-crafted and beautifully executed trilogy.
Read More »Book Review: Sadar’s Keep: Book Two Of The Oran Trilogy by Midori Snyder
Midori Snyder will never be accused of suffering from the sophomore jinx of trilogy writing
Read More »Book Review: Night Of Knives by Ian C Esslemont
Ian Esslemont has written a chapter in a story that another author has been spinning...and fits it in seamlessly
Read More »Book Review: New Moon by Midori Snyder
If the second and third books match up to the quality of New Moon, the Oran Trilogy will have been worth the ten year wait.
Read More »Book Review: The Dark River by John Twelve Hawks
...a human heartbeat drives the pulse of this novel.
Read More »Book Review: Flight by Sherman Alexie
The most straightforward and honest depiction of the effects of abuse I've come across.
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