I should have enjoyed this much more than I did.
Book Review: A Gathering Of Shadows by V. E. Schwab
Book Review: Fleet of Knives by Gareth L. Powell
What can I say – the most unique piece of science fiction I've read in ages! It feels like it's been ages since I've finished a book—much of my summer disappeared in having my 15-year-old nephew staying with us for seven weeks, while my wife suffered a pretty devastating back injury—so I've hardly had time... Continue Reading →
It’s Been A Long, Strange Summer…
... And Now The Sun Has Finally Set On The Arctic.
Book Review: Embers of War by Gareth L. Powell
Embers of War – the story about a sentient space ship solving mysteries in the vast darkness of space – finally it’s our turn! I feel like I know Gareth Powell. I don’t, though I think I’ve tweeted him a couple of times back in the day, and if I'm not mistaken, he might have... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson
Finally a new Sanderson book! It feels like it was months ago that I finished the second Mistborn trilogy - or years even! I think I started my Sanderson journey with Skyward? A book I got from one of my sisters for Christmas ages ago. She only knew that I wanted a book, and that... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Personal by Lee Child
This was in danger of being my least favorite Reacher book - if not worse - but it turns out it's the best! First things first - I love Lee Child and Jack Reacher, and I'm beyond hooked now. I picked up my first book a few years ago, liked it well enough, but really... Continue Reading →
Book Review: No Plan B by Lee Child
Holy shit, I need more Jack Reacher in my life. It's been four years since I read my first Lee Child book. I'd heard about Jack Reacher before, seen that Tom Cruise movie from a while back, and I remember loving the book. But for some reason I never picked up another one. Then late... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Uten Nåde by Birger Amundsen
Uten Nåde translates to Without Mercy in Norwegian, and what a merciless book it is! This book is about two things: polar bears, and the people who've encountered them—be that through hunting, research, or other, terrifying encounters. It's written by Birger Amundsen, a multi-faceted man who is (among other things) an Arctic researcher, a journalist,... Continue Reading →
A Death Worth Living by Trey Stone
A delicate speculative fiction, by Trey Stone
How Is It February Already?
I... what? Wasn't it just December? I feel like this happens every year. There's a build up towards the end, toward Christmas, the end of the year, all the celebrations and BOOM!—suddenly it's April. Okay, so it's not that bad, or at least it wasn't this time it is only February after all. But still,... Continue Reading →