Ben Smith’s Doggerland was a Guardian Book of the Year on its publication in 2019, earning praise from seemingly everyone who read it. Will it impress me as much as it did them? Let’s dive in and find out. This review contains an affiliate link to Bookshop.org, which will earn me a commission if used,… Read More Book Review: Doggerland, by Ben Smith
Setting is all important in fantasy and science fiction, with so many novels and series featuring such comforting locations that you wish you could just step into them. But what of those less salubrious locations? Those places with the sticky-floored clubs, the casual (or even serious) violence? Here are five unpleasant locations from great books!… Read More You Wouldn’t Want to Live There
For this week’s review, I thought I would treat myself to a book off the physical TBR, as – in a shocking turn of events – I have somehow managed to get ahead of where I need to be with various upcoming releases! Tade Thompson’s Rosewater beckoned! This review contains an affiliate link to Bookshop.org,… Read More Book Review: Rosewater, by Tade Thompson
Max Brooks gave himself some pretty big shoes to fill with World War Z. Let’s find out if he’s managed it with his new novel, Devolution! This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic copy of the book which I received. This review contains an affiliate link to Bookshop.org, which… Read More Book Review: Devolution, by Max Brooks
Today’s book review is of John P. Murphy’s action packed new novel Red Noise, published by Angry Robot and out in eBook today. This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic copy of the book which I received. Read on, and beware of sharp edges… This review contains an affiliate… Read More Book Review: Red Noise, by John P. Murphy
This week, I’m reviewing The Human Son, by Adrian J. Walker. It’s published by Solaris, and this fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic copy of the book which I received. This review contains an affiliate link for Waterstones.
Welcome to my spot on the blog tour for The Faith Machine! As a newbie to blogging, I’d like to say a huge thank you to Storytellers on Tour for letting me get involved, as well as furnishing me with an electronic copy of the book in return for this fair and unbiased review.
I was nominated by Rin over at The Thirteenth Shelf, a truly excellent human being with a blog to match! A big thank you to her for tagging me, and asking some really fun questions, and to Okoto Oke Enigma for creating this award in the first place.
