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Hace 1 día · 9780744306750 / 22 May 2024 / Hardback / 400pp / 215x139mm / GEN / AUD$54.99, NZD$64.99. Hardback. Buy Book. A hidden people not so hidden anymore. The Hidden Realm of Angolin has existed in peaceful isolation for centuries, but that’s about to change.
I disliked Bleak Seasons the first time through. After about a dozen rereads, it’s up there with my favorites in the series. It’s crazy and ambitious and weird and I love it. The most WTF book I’ve read is probably Caine’s Law, though. And just like Bleak Seasons, I’ve come to absolutely LOVE what Stover did there.
Hace 3 días · Kraken, Embassytown, Railsea and then nothing… and in researching this post I discover that he plans to release two novels in 2024 and 2025! Tana French. Similarly to Kate Atkinson, I am aware that Tana French has published in the years since The Trespasser in 2017.
My husband just finished this and enjoyed it. He said the parallel/overlapping cities were really well done. I haven't read it, but Embassytown by China Mieville is one of my favorite books ever and I'm slowly working my way through his other stuff. I agree with u/maolette, we should nominate him for the next relevant vote!
Hace 18 horas · RA for All is Off Celebrating College Graduation for the Older Child. I will be focused on our family's celebration of this momentous event-- especially because this kid was a 2020 high school graduate-- so RA for All is not publishing from today through Memorial Day. See you back here on Tuesday 5/28.
Hace 6 días · April 05, 2024, 09:42:44 PM. The world of Disco Elysium first appeared in Robert Kurtvitz's book Sacred and Terrible Air, which is available on Libgen in fan-translated form. It's set some years after Disco Elysium. Haven't read it myself, but I've heard it doesn't have the humour of the games and isn't that great.
Hace 5 días · But that isn't the deal for these aliens, it's the deal for the aliens in Embassytown! For these aliens, their deal is that they have an inverted view of causality to our own: instead of viewing the universe as a place where taking actions leads to results, they view the universe as a place where results necessitate the performance of actions.
