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21 Feb 2025
It’s hard not to feel that maybe there’s something in this novel’s story which not only its detectives have overlooked.
19 Feb 2025
Rakesfall recognizes a world shaped by violence, greed, war, and exploitation, and seeks to break the cycles that make such a violent world possible.
17 Feb 2025
Ixelles is a book that draws a lot of attention to the auditory.
14 Feb 2025
Wolfish is a plot-heavy novel which tries to pack a lot within its thin frame.
12 Feb 2025
Eighty per cent of this book is an introduction to and explanation about AI. Twenty per cent is concerned with characters and plot.
10 Feb 2025
This is all anticipation.
10 Feb 2025
The editors for the AfroSurrealism Special invite you to submit fiction, poetry, and nonfiction.
31 Jan 2025
What would it look like for dominant-language fantasy to engage with the living cultures, contemporary politics, and modern histories of Celtic-language communities?
31 Jan 2025
The benefit of reading a volume such as this—for scholars and SFF writers or readers alike—lies in its thought-provoking presentation of humanity’s quest for self-understanding, and in its dispelling of simplistic binaries in favour of more engaging ideological debates.
30 Jan 2025
It’d be an understatement to say that The Return of the King fundamentally altered my brain chemistry.
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