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Steven’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Steven’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Steven C. Davis
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November 2013
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Cornix Sinistra
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2011
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Less than Human
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Lore of the Saelvatici
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Steam Flashes
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2016
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Therianthrope (Less than Human, #2)
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Mother Hode & The Saelvatici Tour Booklet
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An Illustrated Beginners Guide to the Saelvatici
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Hurnungaz
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Feral Dreaming
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Here There Be Monsters
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Steven’s Recent Updates
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| A very useful/interesting resource book in terms of literary projects and always good to learn new myths/ legends, particularly when they're not oft-repeated ones. ...more | |
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| An interesting and possibly useful book. Not one I'm likely to reread, but definitely glad I read it, even if only for awareness/consciousness raising. ...more | |
| "(spoken by Nimue, scribed by James)For most of the time that there has been life on Earth, that life has taken the form of single celled organisms. However, most creation stories postulate the existence of human-ish gods existing before anything e..." Read more of this blog post » | |
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| A very powerful and fun retelling of the Alice in Wonderland tale; definitely one to be re-read over the years. When I say fun, to others this might be dark, twisted and gothic but this, this is just such a good retelling. | |
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| Read in two days. Not the best book Christina Henry has written by any means, but a nice slow-burn psychological read. Will do while waiting for other books of hers. | |
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| I haven't read a Stephen King book in a long time. He was - probably still is - maybe - my favourite American horror writer. But The Institute .. I really like it. It's s l o w burn, though you can quickly tell where it's going. If anything, the endi ...more | |
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| Not terrible, but rather dull and one-sided. Richard was well portrayed as an arrogant, self-centred, prig; Roger an evil scrote of a man, hungry for power at anyone's expense. I skipped large chunks of rather boring text without losing the thread at ...more | |
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| An understated book, with the tale and the mythology to the front. If you're looking for gay, it's soft and almost dreamlike (but beautiful) with nothing explicit. Not quite a YA book, certainly not feral or dark, but enjoyable all the same - the sha ...more | |
| "(created by Nimue, transcribed by James)Politicians from the right and the left share some problematic habits when it comes to the natural world. Here in the UK, there’s currently a suggestion of reducing protection for bats and newts in order to ..." Read more of this blog post » | |
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| I like travel writing; a good narrative journey can transport the reader as well as the writer. But this book - I don't know quite what it is, but there is a dichotomy between the writer as they describe themselves and all the historical additions th ...more | |
