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Corporate Gunslinger by Doug Engstrom (book review).

‘Corporate Gunslinger’ is a tale of the near future. There are the haves, there are the have nots and very

Lark has always had to fight. Everything she owns, including her name, she had to take for herself. As a

‘The Women’s War’ by Jenna Glass contains multiple references to violence and sexual violence that some readers may find triggering.

There are three types of ‘human’: Solitaires, Traders, and Sylvestri. The same but different. Sylvestri are not quite elves. They

If the Moon is in its first quarter and the time is precisely 3:33am and you happen to push on

Welcome to the land of Deverry, accounts of which were first published in 1986. Fifteen books and nearly 35 years

Four hundred years in our future, humans are still reeling from the Collapse, a catastrophic event which devastated human and

Alexey Grimalsky likes his life as DJ Aspirin. He rules the radio air waves by day and nightclub dancers by

When Gabe got out of prison, all he wanted was to ride his Harley, maybe find a few ladies and

Coppelia lives in the Barrio, the slum city pressed up against the most magical city in the world. She takes