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15 Apr 2026
These poems often read as allegory, with a fair amount of absurdity.
13 Apr 2026
On the surface, this series seems like the typical “fight the oppressors” story. But that’s not the story we get here.
10 Apr 2026
Older’s worldbuilding for this series continues to enthral.
8 Apr 2026
“Dangerous” is a good word to describe the plot and atmosphere of this novel.
6 Apr 2026
I struggled to process the full implications of this volume's title even after reading the book.
3 Apr 2026
With this book, Nwusu handles the popular trope of the “deal with the devil.”
1 Apr 2026
While it’s easy to be swept up in the delight of these stories, their sweetness and light belie Biggin’s fundamental skill.
30 Mar 2026
The artifice of Shuten Order's conventions is not presented as a problem with the genre, merely the conditions of its meaningfulness.
27 Mar 2026
Where reviews and analysis can often disconnect the individual experience, Monsters in the Archives makes analysis more human.
25 Mar 2026
The Iron Garden Sutra is a religious and existential exploration wrapped in a sci-fi murder mystery
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