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thecordsthatbind.wordpress.com
There's something truly magical about the shared fantasy world of Dragonlance. I'm not sure what it is about this fantasy setting that continually draws me back to it. I was 14 years old when I first read a Dragonlance book (Book 1 of the Legends trilogy), and in the years since I have read many... |
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www.rocketshipgames.com
The Three Body Problem. Liu. High concept science fiction about the search for extraterrestrial intelligence and the consequences thereof. Though massively hyped, this is a fairly bland novel. The first quarter or first third or so are interesting. From an American perspective it's refreshing to have a story set in recent Chinese history, especially in ... |
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www.zanneth.com
My first introduction to Chinese science-fiction was probably similar to a lot of Western readers, which was reading Cixin Liu's The Three Body Problem novel... |
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anzlitlovers.com
Inspired by Kim's 10 Books for Australian Music Month, I have trawled through my reviews and found ten fourteen Australian novels that feature music and musicians. Links on the titles go to my reviews. Facing the Music (1994) by Andrea Goldsmith. The title is a clever play on words, it's a novel about a composer... |
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