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Waistcoats & Weaponry by Gail Carriger “It’s most annoying of you to order me to do something I’m going to do anyway. Now it’ll look like I’m obeying you.” ~Miss...
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Matthew Cheney’s “How Far to Englishman’s Bay” leads off the eleventh issue of Nightmare Magazine. Max, the protagonist, impulsively decides to close up his bookshop and permanently leave his home...
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Ink and Steel by Elizabeth Bear A blend of history and fantasy is what typifies Elizabeth Bear’s body of work, as does her reliance on folklore and literary references to...
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The Glass God by Kate Griffin The Glass God is the second book in Kate Griffin’s Magicals Anonymous series. These books are set in the same magical London as the...
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THE MONGOLIAD by Neal Stephenson, Greg Bear, and others The series of books known as THE FOREWORLD SAGA was a grand experiment in collaboration and serialized storytelling involving more than...
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Brain Wave by Poul Anderson Poul Anderson’s Brain Wave has a great premise — for millennia, unknown to scientists, the Earth has been under the influence of some sort of...
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Stray Souls by Kate Griffin I am a big fan of Kate Griffin’s MATTHEW SWIFT books. I think her love of London; the majestic, the beautiful, the historic, the grungy,...