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Books and Writing:
The Minecraft virtual “loophole” library holds works by banned and murdered journalists. An inspiring story.
LitHub shares indie booksellers’ recommendations.
Publishers Weekly takes a look at the state of diversity in the conventionally-published romance field,
March 18th, 2020. Marion Deeds | Giveaway!, SFF Reviews, World Wide Wednesday | 6 comments |
The Secret Chapter by Genevieve Cogman
The Secret Chapter (2019) is the sixth book in Genevieve Cogman’s THE INVISIBLE LIBRARY series. Librarian Irene and her former apprentice Kai, who is a dragon prince, hop between realities, trying to maintain a balance between order (personified by the dragons) and chaos (exemplified by the Fae). “Maintaining a balance” often involves the judicious theft of books from different realities. In this outing, Irene must barter for a book in order to save a world she spent her childhood in,
March 18th, 2020. Marion Deeds´s rating: 3.5 | Genevieve Cogman | SFF Reviews | no comments |
Tower of Dawn by Sarah J. Maas
The penultimate book in Sarah J. Maas‘s THRONE OF GLASS series goes on an unexpected detour: instead of following Aelin Galathynius (the protagonist of the previous five books and a collection of novellas), Tower of Dawn (2017) focuses on supporting players Chaol Westfall and Nesryn Faliq, who have travelled to the southern continent and the city of Antica to try and enlist its armies to assist them in the coming war.
At this stage,
March 18th, 2020. Rebecca Fisher´s rating: 3 | Sarah J. Maas | Young Adult | SFF Reviews | no comments |
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