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The Cazalet Chronicles is a five-book historical fiction series, by Elizabeth Jane Howard. The novels follow the British Cazalet family over several decades, beginning in 1937 with The Light Years, and ending in the 1950s with All Change. The story begins in 1937 in England, which sounds to modern readers like right before WWII, but […]
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I wanted to read Mack Reynolds’ 1975 novel Satellite City because I enjoyed his Commune 2000 and anyway, look at that amazing retro cover art. Just like in Commune 2000, Mack Reynolds introduces a wildly creative world, and then sets his conspiracy plot in motion. Satellite City is an off-shore tax haven, crossed with Las […]
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Stephen King’s Carrie was first published in 1974, and it’s still a solid horror/thriller reread for me. I feel like the bloody prom scene is pretty familiar for anyone with a passing interest in thrillers or horror, but the novel has a lot more that just that famous horror-movie moment. An adult reread can highlight […]
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Rome Eterna is an interesting alternate history in which the Roman Empire never fell, written by scifi author Robert Silverberg. It’s perfectly good, but I read a lot of fiction set in Rome, so this isn’t my favorite ancient-Roman novel (the entire SPQR series is basically tied for first place) or my favorite alternate history […]
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Not every book is for every reader, obviously you don’t have to love a book to have a thoughtful reaction to it, but when I see these negative reactions to Yesteryear because of “inconsistencies” or the author’s “errors,” I realize those readers have missed the entire idea of an unreliable narrator, and they’re about to […]
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