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Book Review 130: Warrior by K.M. Tremills

Last year, I read the first book in a series of an introspective and thoughtful fantasy novel by an author I had made an online acquaintance through a Facebook writers group.  That first novel, Messenger, got my attention through its absorbing prose and a protagonist,...

Book Review 129: Children of Earth and Sky by Guy Gavriel Kay

Have you ever as a reader given a novel you did not finish another chance? Well, there is a first time for everything.  I gave Children of Earth and Sky a second chance.  I read it a couple years ago when it was first released.  Kay writes beautifully, and the...

Book Review 128: Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison

Can a novel you read in your early 20s effect you in the same manner when you re-read it in your mid-40s? Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison gives this reviewer a split verdict to the aforementioned question.  It is the story of an unnamed protagonist who leaves the...

Book Review 124: Binti by Nnedi Okorafor

Nnedi Okorafor has been an author on my radar for quite some time.  I had seen her books mentioned on the internet and in used bookstores over the past year.  I will admit I was reluctant to read one of her novels...until now. Actually, Binti is a novella chronicling...

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