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Perhaps the best way of describing Ballad of the Bone Road is supernatural noir. Port Astor, the setting for most of this book, is a city out…
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As the nights draw in and the temperature drops, now is the time for horror, and where better to start the season that with Titan Books The…
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In the Era of Drowning, Xīlián’s brother, Yún, is now emperor of Piāo, though it was never revealed which of the triplets was born first. With one…
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Bataar Rhah, the Gryphon King, overthrew the emperor and married his daughter. He remains untouched by the vermilrot that has killed so many others and turned them…
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There are many authors who have reworked fairy and folk tales either to put a new spin on them or to bring them up to date. Kingfisher…
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On the high moors north of Mereport, Kitt Carver, the diviner, uses Moonstruck iron rods to track destinies, and the one she is after has a strong…
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Monstera is a short, self-contained horror novella. It’s pacy, it’s engaging, and it ends with a cool twist. This author is new to me, although looking at…
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It is easy to imagine that spirits exist in unexpected places like forests and deserts where the mark of mankind has barely touched. Even in these places,…
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Miss Ottilie Fleet knows him to be a smuggler, but she also recognises him to be a mage, from the silver tattoos that adorn his throat, visible…
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This book is a collection of short stories – all set around the fictional Renfield County. An almost nondescript American small town, where in the late 1920s…
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