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Crosstown to Oblivion: Stepping Stone/Love Machine by Walter Mosley (book review)

The end is near. The final two chapters in Walter’s Mosley’s ‘Crosstown To Oblivion’ series show no sign of writer

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Imager’s Battalion (The Image Portfolio book six) by L.E. Modesitt Jr. (book review).

This is the sixth book in ‘The Imager Portfolio’ so beware spoilers for previous episodes. The first three books are

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The Mad Scientist’s Guide to World Domination edited by John Joseph Adams (book review).

Every hero needs a villain. The ying to their yang, dark to their light, salt to their vinegar. Without a

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Beast Master’s Planet: A Beast Master Omnibus by Andre Norton (book review).

‘Beast Master’s Planet’ contains two novels: ‘Beast Master’ and ‘Lord of Thunder’. Meerkats! Nowadays these cute little critters are used

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The Gift Of Fire/On The Head Of A Pin by Walter Mosley (book review)

Can you handle change? A new home or a new place to work? How about a new reality that changes

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Fathom by Cheri Priest (book review).

Nia goes to stay with her cousin Bernice, hoping for a summer of fun but what she finds changes her

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Conflagration by Mick Farren (book review).

‘Conflagration’ is the sequel to ‘Kindling’ which’ unfortunately’ I have not read. I say ‘unfortunate’ as ‘Conflagration’ is a cracking

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The Stars Blue Yonder by Sandra McDonald (book review).

The inside cover note says that Chief Terry Myell died and became a god and now he’s back to life.

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Disciple/Merge by Walter Mosley (book review)

It’s the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine. Part of Walter Mosley’s ‘Crosstown To

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London Falling by Paul Cornell (book review).

‘London Falling’ is like a cross between ‘The Bill’ and ‘Torchwood’ where God and the Devil are almost literally fighting

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