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Human survival hinges on an bizarre alliance in Semiosis, a character driven science fiction novel …
I don't usually seek out hard scifi, because I feel like the story often gets drowned out by scientific minutiae, but Semiosis does a great job of balancing that. I love that each chapter is a vignette in a potentially different style. Will this one be a whodunit? Political thriller? Let's find out!
The mystery of a missing translator sets three lives on a collision course that will …
Good space opera, but also packed full of text and subtext about things like identity and authority
Something strange is happening in sleepy subterranean Tombtown. Necromancers are disappearing. The crypt is changing. …
The characters have matured since Books & Bone (except Larry), and the plot has gotten more epic, but the atmosphere is still cozy and inviting.
The Beautiful Decay is living (undead) proof that gripping epic fantasy doesn't have to be grimdark.
All legends are born of truths. And just as much lies. These are mine. Judge …
This is so shamefully, outrageously derivative of The Name of the Wind that it reads like fanfiction
Boots Elsworth was a famous treasure hunter in another life, but now she's washed up. …
A not particularly deep, but fun action adventure romp - it feels a bit like a space opera version of Tales of the Ketty Jay
A young woman discovers a strange portal in her uncle’s house, leading to madness and …
Content warning metaspoilers maybe
Gave me similar vibes as Annihilation (in a good way), but also gave me some closure in the ending (in a good way).