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Fantasy Thoughts from My Easy Chair
29.11.2022
Polymath by John Brunner is one of those hidden ScFi classics from back in the day when there was much controversy about calling Science ...
You gotta admire writers who keep a series going, but one that's 47 books long and still popular? J. D. Robb [aka Nora Roberts] does just th...
Last week I tried to find something different in my reading pile. I discovered Judy Fong Bates' Midnight at the Dragon Cafe. Lots of good ...
Picked up the first book in an older Nora Roberts trilogy, Key of Light . I don't read much of Robert's body of work, but I like her paranor...
A tale of this week's reading. My to-do piles got smaller this week...by four. I forced myself to read the first books on top of two piles. ...
Read Dorothy Gilman's Incident at Badamya this week, a very nice teen, coming of age suspense novel. Still, I got a big laugh out of it f...
The Prairie Grass Murders by Patricia Stoltey starts as a straight forward mystery, simplistic even. Nam vet discovers corpse at his family...
Happened to grab Nevada Barr's Ill Wind , an older Anne Pigeon mystery, off my to-read pile. Who knows how long it'd been buried there?. ...
When is a book age appropriate? I thought about that question a lot as I read Tempests and Slaughter by Tamora Pierce. [Yeah, I broke do...
Ahhh, the unreliable narrator. Paula Hawkins gives you plenty of point of views to puzzle over in her new book Into the Water . Her multiple...
It's Summer Time and the Living is Lazy At least that's the way I'm feeling. So, I'm not always going to have a book review each week. I...
Had fun reading Mary Balogh's Someone to Care. No I'm not going to write a review. Actually, I shouldn't even have to say it's good. Her stu...
Hey, sorry to say I'm in the "Twilight Zone". My husband has been in the hospital and will still need care when he comes home. At the m...
Took a creepy ride on the paranormal side with Lincoln Child's Full Wolf Moon, If you take one, you'll get a bit of a science fiction expl...
For about the first 20 pages, I always wonder why I buy M. C. Beaton's "Death of ???" mysteries. Death of a Ghost was no different. I fi...
The books in Heather Graham Krewe of Hunters series read two ways--as stand alones or as a strong series where a shifting, but continuing ca...
Since the US Labor Day [end of summer] is over, I guess I should come back from my blogging vacation. Oh, I didn't take a vacation from re...
Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman gives the reader a familiar storyline--assassins chasing a fair maiden t hrough a dangerous world, helped by a ...
Humor plus huge doses of magic, mayhem, and murder create a ripping story in R. S. Belcher's Nightwise The Night Dahlia. Laytham Ballard, th...
Every writer creates a fantasy world...even those writing contemporary fiction. It all happens by how the author picks which details to illu...
Most weeks I start browsing to see which book on my to-read pile holds my interest. This week's winner: Phillpa Gregory's The Last Tudor . Y...
Rin Chupeco's The Bone Witch gave my linear, little mind a workout. Was kind of nice. Just when everything around me seems to be sinking ...
Witches and Salem are almost synomyns in the US. Carol J. Perry makes good use of the convention in her cozy mystery series starring Lee ...
Louise Penny's recent Superintendent Gamache novel, Glass Houses , is a tale ripped from the opiod headlines. More important, Penny gives wr...
Oh, for the days of yesteryear, when meglomaniacs made movies with scant crews. Such is the setting of Pirate King by Lauire R. King, a Mar...