Reading Round up April/May 2019

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With regards to both my reading and writing, it’s been a couple of months of sci-fi, horror, and sci-fi-horror. And with Cymera Festival coming up next month, that seems unlikely to change soon!

[image error]Thin Air by Michelle Paver (2016)

Told in the style of a classic ghost story, Michelle Paver’s Thin Air takes us up to the peak of the world’s third highest mountain, Kangchenjunga, with a group of posh stiff-upper-lip Brits in 1935. However, it’s not just the sub-zero temperatures, hypoxia, and aval...