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Krazyland by Mar Romasco-Moore (book review).

  Lets be clear, this book is aimed at the US middle-grade cohort of readers which I think is in

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Into The Broken Lands by Tanya Huff (book review).

Centuries ago, six mages pushed the boundaries of reality because they could until the land could no longer contain their

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Embertide (A Fallow Sisters Novel book 3) by Liz Williams (book review).

Too many contemporary fantasy novels involve variations of the cityscape populated with nasty but misunderstood supernatural creatures, often vampires and

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The Art And Life Of Dave Cockrum by Glen Cadigan (book review).

I have a slight vested interest in ‘The Art And Life Of Dave Cockrum’ by Glen Cadigan because he’s used

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A Fortunate Universe: Life In A Finely Tuned Cosmos by Geraint F. Lewis and Luke A. Barnes (book review).

Coming across ‘A Fortunate Universe: Life In A Finely Tuned Cosmos’, in ‘Existential Physics: A Scientist’s Guide To Life’s Biggest

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Existential Physics: A Scientist’s Guide To Life’s Biggest Questions by Sabine Hossenfelder (book review).

Author Sabine Hossenfelder warns from the start that if you have any sort of faith that her book ‘Existential Physics:

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The Children Of Gods And Fighting Men: Volume 1 (Gael Song) by Shauna Lawless (book review).

‘The Children Of Gods And Fighting Men’ is a historical fantasy novel. Both the history and mythology are drawn from

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The new edition of 'The Complete Guide to Middle-earth' is discussed by Ted Nasmith and Robert Foster (author/illustrator interview).
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The new edition of ‘The Complete Guide to Middle-earth’ is discussed by Ted Nasmith and Robert Foster (author/illustrator interview).

The Tolkien Collector’s Guide team sits down for a conversation with Ted Nasmith, artist, and Robert Foster, the author of

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The Private Life of Elder Things by Adrian Tchaikovsky, Keris McDonald and Adam Gauntlett (book review).

Collections of short stories based on the Cthulhu Mythos are hardly new, but collections of short stories about people living

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Hunting Ground (The Alpha And Omega book 2) by Patricia Briggs (book review).

This is book 2 in ‘The Alpha And Omega Series’ by Patricia Briggs. Anna and Charles have been sent to

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