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the Little Red Reviewer
Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
30-something geek with a major weakness for old school Star Trek. My favorite author is Scott Lynch.
Twitter: @redhead5318
ConText Convention! Columbus, incoming!
I got to do a bunch of cool stuff last weekend. Once of them (which encompassed all the other things) was attend ConText26, a science fiction and fantasy convention in...
You never forget your first time.
I did many cool things this past weekend. One of them was listening to the audio of The Incrementalists. It’s narrated by Mary Robinette Kowal and Ray Porter. I...
Early review: The Republic of Thieves, by Scott Lynch
photo taken somewhere at the Gollancz offices. the “title” says it all. The Republic of Thieves, by Scott Lynch Available Oct 8th in the US, Oct 10th in the UK...
Book Review: The Darwin Elevator by Jason M. Hough
The Darwin Elevator, by Jason M. Hough (Dire Earth Cycle Book 1) published July 2013 where I got it: purchased new When Skyler Luiken was a kid, a strange alien...
the best gift you can give a book lover
believe it or not, the best gift you can give to a book lover is not more books. the best gift you can give to a book lover is introducing...
Interview with Steven Brust
Way back when I didn’t know epic fantasy from high fantasy, or an orc from a soulsword, my husband gave me a book and said something along the lines of...
Interview with Skyler White!
Who is this TV Skyler White person I keep hearing about? Forget that person, because I got to interview the REAL Skyler White! You know, the author who co-wrote The...
Codex Born by Jim Hines
Codex Born, by Jim Hines (Magic ex Libris #2) published in 2013 where I got it: purchased new Picking up shortly after the end of Libriomancer (review here), Isaac Vainio...
Hugo Winners Announced!
Base designed by renowned artist Vincent Villafranca Congrats to all the nominees and winners of this years Hugo Awards! I’ve noticed a lot of searches for hugo award winning short...
This is the most beautiful boardgame ever made. It fried my brain.
what a board game map usually looks like: it has places on it. sometimes a road, or a line, between those places showing paths you can take it has barriers...
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