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Foundation read-along, part two

Posted by: Redhead on: January 16, 2012

Remind me never play chess with this dude.

Review: Moxyland by Lauren Beukes

Posted by: Redhead on: July 7, 2011

cyberpunk-ish, fast paced, . . . and once you figure out what’s going on – scary as hell.

So, you’d like to be telepathic?

Posted by: Redhead on: March 16, 2011

these stories are so unique because his telepathic characters are coming into contact with beings that aren’t people anymore, yet, or at all

Cowboy Angels, by Paul McAuley

Posted by: Redhead on: February 8, 2011

When the twist finally hits like a ton of bricks. . . it’s about damn time

Y: The Last Man, by Brian K Vaughan

Posted by: Redhead on: November 19, 2010

If you were ever a 7th grade girl, then you know females can be just as angry, just as mean, and just as violent as men

Rising Stars by J. Michael Straczynski

Posted by: Redhead on: November 13, 2010

J. Michael Straczynski’s Rising Stars just completely floored me.

The Jennifer Morgue, by Charles Stross

Posted by: Redhead on: October 9, 2010

The Jennifer Morgue is a roller coaster of paranormal insanity with horrors, weapons, and the Stross brand of awesome cranked to eleven

Dear Cory Doctorow

Posted by: Redhead on: August 20, 2010

Dear Cory Doctorow, I’ve learned the hard way, again, that I have to read your books at home.

Nightwatch, by Sergei Lukyanenko

Posted by: Redhead on: April 9, 2010

Lukyananko’s supernaturals are smart, sexy, enjoyable, and just might have your best interests at heart. Even better, no one sparkles, and no one is referred to as a muggle.


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some of the books reviewed here were free ARCs supplied by publishers/authors/other groups. Some of the books here I got from the library. the rest I *gasp!* actually paid for. I'll do my best to let you know what's what.