Book Review: Lord’s Dome by E.D.E. Bell Publishers: Atthis Arts Genre: Fantasy / Slipstream (I got an e-ARC from Netgalley) This book was a surprise in a good way. It is a well crafted book, and the story makes one think of some deeper questions of existence. There is a mountain, and mining its blue … More Book Review: Lord’s Dome by E.D.E. Bell
Book Review: Rea and the Blood of the Nectar by Payal Doshi Publishers: Mango and Marigold Press Genre: Children Fiction, Middle Grade, Own Voices (I got an e-ARC from Netgalley) Pub Date 17 May 2021 While reading this book, two things should be remembered that are mentioned in the acknowledgement at the end. Firstly, even … More Book Review: Rea and the Blood of the Nectar by Payal Doshi
Book Review: The Language of Cherries by Jen Marie Hawkins Genre: YA, Romance with Literary construction (I got an e-ARC from Netgalley) If we take Bacon’s view, this book is to be chewed and digested. This is a very nuanced book, and not an easy read in the sense that it can be finished quickly. … More Book Review: The Language of Cherries by Jen Marie Hawkins
Book Review: Love, Loss, Lockdown by Sneha Jaiswal I picked up this book in moments of serendipity, where I wanted to read a different book than the usual story that comes shut within the walls of genre. Often when we hear about pandemics and stories relating to it, we start to imagine many things that … More Book Review: Love, Loss, Lockdown by Sneha Jaiswal
Book Review: Infinite Detail by Tim Maughan Publishers: MCD x FSG Originals Genre: Speculative, Near Future Dystopia (I got an e-ARC from Netgalley) This book is a near future technology dystopia, and though the story mentions issues like privacy, autonomy, fake news, it is about the society and the effects a society has in presence … More Book Review: Infinite Detail by Tim Maughan
Book Review: Apple of My Eye by Claire Allan Avon Books UK Genre: Psychological Thriller (I got an e-ARC from Netgalley) This book Apple of My Eye by Claire Allan is written in multiple POV and reading it, one can think it’s a straightforward story of two women – one the protagonist, the other the … More Book Review: Apple of My Eye by Claire Allan
Book Review: Light The Dark, Editor Joe Fassler (My Kindle edition is published in 2017) This is a wonderful book on writing, it’s better to say philosophy of writing from luminaries. Many of the interviews were taken by Joe Fassler for The Atalantic (the articles list here) and later on this was converted to a … More Book Review: Light The Dark
Book Review: The Forest God by Jamie Lackey Air and Nothingness Press Genre: Fantasy Novella (I got an e-ARC from Netgalley) This is a Novella length book with a beautiful story. A forest God who can reincarnate in different life forms, in this current life it is a rabbit. There is an Apprentice Witch, who … More Book Review: The Forest God by Jamie Lackey
Book Review: Reading 5X5 (x2) Editor B. Morris Allen(Metaphorosis Publishing) Publication date: 01 Aug 2020 Genre: SFF Anthology of Short Stories (I got an e-ARC from Netgalley) I reviewed the eARC of the previous book Reading 5×5 (Writer’s Edition). The one under review is like Book 2, or perhaps reflects the tagline of “Duets.” This … More Book Review: Reading 5X5 (x2)
Book Review: The Paper Menagerie by Ken Liu Ken Liu is a well known name as one of the foremost SFF authors. If you don’t read preface or introductions, then for this book, read them as well. The thoughts, the way of expression and the perspective is amazing. Who can say if the thoughts you … More Book Review: The Paper Menagerie by Ken Liu
