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Gianaclis’s 2025 Year in Books
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Dungeon Crawler Carl (Dungeon Crawler Carl, #1):
"This was soooooo fun!!! What a creative, whirlwind of a story. Carl and Princess Donut are THE perfect duo. The ‘achievements’ honestly had me laughing out loud.
Jeff Hays as the narrator for the audio book was an impeccable choice. Honestly, Carl co" Read more of this review » |
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“Back home we speak what’s in our hearts,’ she says—which is lovely. And then: ‘Because any day a tree can fall and crush your skull.’ Which is less so.”
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Gothic folk-horror by a poet who made a genre-switch into the darkside of fiction, done to absolute perfection. I absolutely adored An Impossibility of Crows. So much so, that I'll be rereading (parts of) it before I commit to a full fleshed" Read more of this review » |
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It's one of my all-time favorites! So magical, so imaginative, and with a plot!
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"Brilliant and brief, and nearly impossible to talk about without spoilers. Cover is lovely and entirely misleading. Highly recommend."
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I enjoyed the beginning of his novel which originally felt like a cozy piece of British literary science fiction. Unfortunately I didn't appreciate the serious tone, with a specific plot line that feeds a certain stereotype about assault. I " Read more of this review » |
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“Back home we speak what’s in our hearts,’ she says—which is lovely. And then: ‘Because any day a tree can fall and crush your skull.’ Which is less so.”
― Voyage of the Damned
― Voyage of the Damned
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