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 →

Book Review: The Frugal Wizard’s Handbook for Surviving Medieval England by Brandon Sanderson

The second book in the world's most successful kickstarter is here and it's a lot of fun! The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England is maybe exactly what it sounds like, if you think it sounds like a story about someone who finds themselves in Medieval England, possibly without completely comprehension of why or... Continue Reading →

Book Review: The Boy In The Cellar by Stephen Smith

The most terrifying book you'll ever read - and it's all true! I love thrillers. Thrillers, horror, mysteries, crime and action, whatever it is, I love reading and watching things that can make my heart beat faster. So when I first discovered the true crime genre at some point in my early teens, I was... Continue Reading →

Book Review: The City and the Stars by Arthur C. Clarke

One of the fathers of modern science fiction - and a definite must-read! When I started this I was worried I would find it much the same way I found Dune - boring and overlong - but this was the complete opposite. Every part of this novel made me want to keep on reading, keep... Continue Reading →

Book Review: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Never, ever, read this book. Here's a fun fact: we don't have required reading in Norway (at least we didn't in the 90's where I grew up). That's not to say I didn't have to read things, I just didn't have to read loads of old books from some arbitrary, outdated list. But I'm trying... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Storm of War by Bryan R. Saye

As an archaeologist I'm always fascinated by books and authors who dare play with history. Whether it is in fantastical worlds that only draw inspirations from our own, like Tolkien; historical mysteries and conspiracies like those woven by Dan Brown; or those incredible tales set in a more accurate past like Conn Iggulden. No matter... Continue Reading →

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