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Interview with Robert Jackson Bennett

Posted by: Redhead on: April 22, 2012

And beyond all of that wonderfulness, he agreed to let me ask him a bunch of strange questions.

The Troupe, by Robert Jackson Bennett

Posted by: Redhead on: April 14, 2012

If you are going to read one new-to-you author this year, make it Robert Jackson Bennett.

bible story retellings that don’t quite parallel what I’ve taught at Sunday school

Faith, by John Love

Posted by: Redhead on: February 10, 2012

Remember Peter Watts’ Blindsight? Imagine if it was written by Gene Wolfe.

The Third Section by Jasper Kent

Posted by: Redhead on: October 20, 2011

Brimming with betrayals and violence, seductions and patience, this is the series you’ve been waiting for if you prefer your vampire fiction to be more Bram Stoker than sparkly.

Fevre Dream: the original True Blood

Posted by: Redhead on: September 19, 2011

Vampire stories make for wonderful metaphors, don’t they?

The World House, by Guy Adams

Posted by: Redhead on: June 15, 2011

this house is alive, and it is hungry.

Embassytown part 2: The Review

Posted by: Redhead on: May 25, 2011

an unforgiving metaphor of the risks of getting lost in translation.

Review: Finch by Jeff Vandermeer

Posted by: Redhead on: May 3, 2011

Blending science fiction with fantasy, horror with mystery and history, the works of Jeff Vandermeer are more events you viscerally experience, rather than books you simply read

what’s scarier than a vampire?

Posted by: Redhead on: March 14, 2011

If you thought the “bad guys” from the first book were nasty, just wait


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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.