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In Bystander 27, Rik Hoskin examines what it means to live in a world where street battles and constant fights for justice happen on a regular basis. With a start similar to that of The Boys, we follow a protagonist who is a hero in a more traditional sense, seeking to discover answers to a tragedy that rips his life away from him. What results is a fascinating look into these larger-than-life figures from the perspective of a guy on the streets who has more questions than are probably good for him. In the end, nothing is as it seems.
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This article is part of the ‘I Wish I’d Read’ series, celebrating the many awesome books I missed out on thanks to a particularly stressful year and an extended hiatus. Bridge 108 sounded absolutely terrifying to me. A mix of future dystopia mixed with an epic climate crisis and the horrors of a world society […]
Happy Thanksgiving to those of you in the United States! We’ve seen plenty of solid science fiction and fantasy releases to be thankful for, and this week has five more new releases. It’s a big week for new releases in long-running series. To start, we have the thirteenth addition to the Tales of Valdemar series, […]
Captain Moxley and the Embers of the Empire is the kind of book that you’re excited to come back to each night. The narrative is fueled by constant, unrelenting action, yielding a story that never lets up as it winds its way through time and a world that’s filled with monsters, both man and beast. It’s […]
This article is part of the ‘I Wish I’d Read’ series, celebrating the many awesome books I missed out on thanks to a particularly stressful year and an extended hiatus. The concept of The Last Smile in Sunder City is brilliant. I love the idea of mixing a good PI mystery with a fantasy world […]
This article is part of the ‘I Wish I’d Read’ series, celebrating the many awesome books I missed out on thanks to a particularly stressful year and an extended hiatus. Ken Liu is the kind of author you constantly hear about thanks to his huge talent for storytelling. I’ve always wanted to read his work […]
This article is part of the ‘I Wish I’d Read’ series, celebrating the many awesome books I missed out on thanks to a particularly stressful year and an extended hiatus. The Killing Fog sounds like the kind of fantasy that has something for everyone. The description promises a world of magic and mythology with a […]
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