The most incredible science fiction book I've ever read. Hyperion is one of those books that I feel like I've heard of my whole life, but never really known anything about. If you've followed this blog for a while, you've probably seen me say that before. It's the same with Dan Simmons. If I heard... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Breaking Bones by Robert White
This, was, great! I hadn't heard about Robert White or any of his books before I came across this on Audible. I don't know if it was a sale or if it was just my credits piling up, but for some reason this book intrigued me and I jumped at the chance. Who doesn't love... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Death Note by Tsugumi Ohba
Perhaps the best story ever written! It started at some point in the mid-2000s, when a friend of mine first introduced me to anime. Sure, I'd seen a few shows when I was younger, like Pokémon and Digimon, but I'd never really understood or properly grasped the concept until then. I think the show my... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Gideon The Ninth by Tamsyn Muir
I finally got around to reading it!Back in 2019-2020 this book was the only one anyone ever read, by the sounds of it. Everywhere you turned people were talking about Tamsyn Muir and how amazing her scifi-fantasy debut was! And it is! I knew already then that I wanted to read it, and finally I... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Sunlit Man by Brandon Sanderson
There we have it! The fourth and last book in Brandon Sanderson's secret four-books-a-year kickstarter project - and what a book it is! I think I've mentioned in every review of the three other kickstarter projects so far, that I was not well-versed in Sanderson's writing and his many, many universes. I'd read Skyward (my... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Quantum Theory Cannot Hurt You by Marcus Chown
This is the kind of book that I love reading, even though I can't tell you a single thing about it when I'm done. I recently discovered Bill Bryson and his writing a few years ago, and since then I've really enjoyed reading books that aim to teach you stuff. I love watching documentaries, and... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Black Lord by Colin Hinckley
Just when you thought you had seen every kind of monster out there someone goes and writes something like this! When a young child goes missing, his 9-year-old brother Eddie feels like his whole world has crumbled to dust. Things can't possibly get worse for him and his family. That's until a thing starts showing... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Stop This Game by Jaka Tomc
Stop This Game is an honest, heartfelt and brutal book about living with bipolar disorder. Jaka Tomc is a Solvenian author and poet. I first heard about him on Twitter, years ago, and I've read a few of his books before. What I never knew was that he has struggled with bipolar disorder for nearly... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Yumi and The Nightmare Painter by Brandon Sanderson
The most successful kickstarter ever delivers again! I mostly knew Sanderson by rumor when I pledged to his insanely successful kickstarter. I had read the first Skyward book and was working on the first in the Mistborn series, and figured getting four mysterious ebooks over the course of a year sounded like a very fun... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Mage Breaker – New Release from Sean R. Frazier
First came the magic. Then came the aliens. Ellyne is the Golden Gunslinger. A veteran of wars. A historic, almost mythical figure and a hero. And she's so sick of it all. All she wants to do is hide away. To go by her days, unknown and unnoticed, drinking in Victor's pub and trying to... Continue Reading →