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The Midnight Bargain by CL Polk (book review).

Beatrice Clayborn is a young woman about to be married off to the most eligible bachelor in order to secure

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Smoke by Dan Vyleta (book review).

If you sin, you smoke, visible for all to see and infectious to everyone around you. Thin wisps of white

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Disney Block: art by Peskimo (book review).

Out of all the books I’ve ever reviewed, the ‘Disney Block’ is probably the hardest to write about. I think

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You Let Me In by Camilla Bruce (book review).

Renowned author and suspected murderer Cassandra Tipp is missing, presumed dead. After a year with no leads, her estate is

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On Spec: The Canadian Magazine Of The Fantastic vol. 30 no. 3 #113 (magazine review).

‘On Spec’ is billed as ‘The Canadian Magazine Of The Fantastic’ and this is the first time I’ve read this

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Magic For Liars by Sarah Gailey (book review).

When a murder occurs in an exclusive magic school, private investigator Ivy is drafted in to solve the case. To

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Upright Women Wanted by Sarah Gailey (book review).

“Are you a coward or are you a librarian?” This might be the best tagline I’ve ever seen for a

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High Fire by Eoin Colfer (book review).

‘Lord Highfire’ was a magnificent dragon, flaming whole villages when angered and ruling his kingdom through fear and awe. These

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Athena’s Champion (Olympus Trilogy book 1) by David Hare and Cath Mayo (book review).

Odysseus has travelled to Pytho to seek the blessing of his grandmother, the famous seer known as the Pythia. Expecting

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Superhuman: Life At The Extremes Of Mental And Physical Ability by Rowan Hooper (book review).

‘Superhuman: Life At The Extremes Of Mental And Physical Ability’ is a popular science book looking into the science behind

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