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Review Tag: Humour
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Once upon a time, SF conventions were smaller and there were less of them. It was possible to know, or at least recognise most of the attendees.…
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Apparently, Sir Cameron Needs To Dieis billed as a ‘hilariously gay fantasy romance’ and it delivers that before taking a more experimental, genre-bending turn. It’s certainly one…
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Everyone has memories of the books they read when they were younger and retain impressions of what they have read. Those are the books that follow the…
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The sequel to the very funny How to Become the Dark Lord and Die Trying, Wexler does not disappoint with the tricky second book in the Dark…
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The Wren family are your typical dysfunctional wealthy dynasty: a distant, but brilliant father (Thayer Wren); an ambitious and equally brilliant older sister (Meredith Wren); the unambitious…
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Her mother and father were both there when Piper Screed had that seizure. After that, when she was awake again, they left Seattle and city life behind,…
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Travis Baldree found massive success with Legends and Lattes, which you’ll find on every recommendation list for the cosy fantasy genre. Brigands and Breadknives is a sequel…
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Alchemy and A Cup of Tea is the final installment in Rebecca Thorne’s Tomes and Tea series. It’s not a good one to read as a standalone,…
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This is the second book in the series, following up to the successful Assistant to The Villain. Evie Sage is the titular apprentice, working for the dishy…
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ESCHATON. Abort all activities. Lose all trackable tech. Regroup at a safe location. Not a command that Simon Kovalic expected to give, at least not so soon…
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