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I'm frequently confused when reading Hickman books, and that is certainly the case here.

To be fair, though, I'm also often confused about what to do at a stop sign when I'm driving.

You know who was NOT good at building mass transit systems in which people didn't get routinely mangled by buses, horses, and carriages?

Victorian people, that's who.

I have absolutely no earthly idea what is happening.

I’m not complaining, mind you.

Nothing like having casual conversations with God, you know?

Time to strap in (or maybe strap on?) for another wild ride.

Okay, I can now confirm: Claremonet was DEFINITELY drunk when he wrote at least half of these scripts.

Harrow has a gift for turns of phrase. I hate her.

(I'm kidding--her prose is fantastic.)

All right, it's time to find a door--WHO'S WITH ME??

I feel like Claremont must have just decided to trip balls and bang out a comic script on occasion. There's no other way to explain a couple of these issues.

This just keeps getting intenser and intenserer.

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Jeez, Jarvis can be a real asshole, what with betraying the Avengers for money and all.

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You've got two more days!

Jemisin is a master at info dumping in a compelling way.

You've still got a few days to get in on your chance to win a signed paperback copy of The Part About the Dragon Was (Mostly) True -- it's super easy!

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(You'll regret it, but, well, it's 2021. We've all got regrets.)

All right, it's spring and spring is the best. Let's celebrate! Want to win a SIGNED PAPERPBACK of The Part About the Dragon Was (Mostly) True??

Here's what you do: drop a comment below to tell us your favorite thing about spring sometime before March 28. On that day, we'll pick a random winner. (US readers only, I'm afraid--sorry, friends in other places!)

My favorite thing? The feeling of renewal!

"High Pockets" is still the most hilarious superhero nickname and I will die on that hill.

This book is fantastic.

I didn't know I needed this but it turns out I did.

And now LIVE people are dying--stuff's getting real.

Strange hanging out with Francis Bacon is good, clean fun for the whole family.

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The book may be terrible, but the narrator is outstanding!

Much talk of shoving things up butts to effect change. I am here for it.

Been looking forward to this one for a while--so many of you have had great things to say about it!

Gonna be interesting coming up with a food for this one...

Now that the audiobook for The Part About the Dragon Was (Mostly) True is up on Audible, I invite you to learn a bit about Haley Catherine, the amazing narrator who managed to raise that dreck to something resembling a passable story: https://www.seangibsonauthor.com/post...

Giveaways coming soon!

John Lewis was an absolutely incredible human being.

Zub and Dunbar are just absolutely killing it in this series.

Pendergast really likes hanging out in abandoned mines. It's an unusual fetish, befitting an unusual man.

Ah, time to revisit my old friend Pendergast and start contemplating what terrible food metaphor we’ll be using for the review. Here’s hoping it ain’t cheez whiz...