Books

While 2016 certainly had its low points, the book world thrived, giving readers some of the best novels of the past few years. The Obelisk Gate continued The Fifth Season trilogy, The Last Mortal Bond stuck the landing with the conclusion…
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**This is a guest post by J. Patrick Black, the author of Ninth City Burning. More info below.** The book was better. It’s the perennial reaction of, well, just about anyone who has read the book, almost regardless of what that book happens…
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While 2016 certainly had its low points, the book world thrived, giving readers some of the best novels of the past few years. The Obelisk Gate continued The Fifth Season trilogy, The Last Mortal Bond stuck the landing with the conclusion…
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Star Wars Kama Sutra. Extremely Unofficial, Highly Unauthorized. Absolutely hysterical. The positions that are found in The Extremely Unofficial and Highly Unauthorized Star Wars Kama Sutra are not to be attempted at home, or in your…
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Maybe you're attending a White Elephant gift exchange and looking for a last-minute contribution, or maybe you're a sweater enthusiast looking for an awesome book to display on your coffee table. Either way, the Retro Sweaters lookbook is…
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If you're looking for the perfect gift for the bibliophile in your life, the obvious answer is, of course, more books; however, that can be tricky if you don't know what they've read, what they already have, or what they may be interested…
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If you're looking for a Holiday gift for the reader in your life, any of the books listed here would be an excellent choice. This month's list is a little later than usual, owing to the fact that I've been unable to tear myself away from …
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The cold weather is coming for most of us, and if you're like me, that means hibernating until spring with a stack of books. If you've been keeping up with my monthly recommendations, chances are you've got a lengthy TBR list already;…
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In September, we became the youngest pit fighter in Sharakhai history with Of Sand and Malice Made, we continued on our journey in The Invisible Library series, and we were invaded by aliens in Ninth City Burning — safe to say we had a busy…
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A few months ago, I reviewed The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman. It was easily one of the best books I've read this year, so naturally, I couldn't wait to get my hands on its sequel, The Masked City. When I did, I wasn't…
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