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Imagine an urban spread of countless buildings, their ages and styles suggesting not just a physical but a temporal sprawl. Cloying at the sky are spiky arches, stone and twisting metal and glass dirty with soot. Down below, brick buildings and sprawling manorhouses stand behind fences of iron latticework while ancient ruins cast an undeniable promise on the desperate i...


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I received a copy of this novella from NetGalley some time ago – apologies to Tor for taking this long to review it.

Lee Mandelo’s Feed Them Silence is a low-key work of science fiction. The sci-fi conceit at the core of it is simple enough: implants allow a human researcher to experience everything a female grey wolf is experiencing as a backseat driver. T...


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Mieko Kawakami’s All the Lovers in the Night speaks to the part of the human that yearns for connection. It illustrates, too, the difficulty of reaching out and making those connections, especially in the aftermath of deep and abiding trauma.

The novel follows the unhappy life of a young woman, Fuyuko, who works as a proofreader. This woman is the “dictiona...


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Is there such a thing as a perfect novel?

Susanna Clarke’s twenty-odd year career offers two compelling cases: her first novel, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell is a Dickensian work of fantasy, considered by many a friend of mine better than Dickens’ own works. It is a masterful brick of a novel, the kind that can easily be used for murder if one has the...


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