Tagged: Book Fetish

I should warn you about these link-lists: Mondays tend to be longer than usual (since there’s a lot of content that goes up on the weekend, or early on Monday), and the beginning of the month tends to be longer than usual. Since we’re just past both of those things, this is going to be a really long one…

Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist reviews Dragons of the Highlord Skies by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.

A.N. Wilson reviews Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel Never Let Me Go in the Telegraph.

SF Crowsnest reviews a whole bunch of things this week:

• first, here’s a review for Paranormal Borderlands of Science, edited by Kendrick Frazier – a collection of essays by scientists about the plausibility of and evidence for various paranormal claims.
• and there’s a review of Cory Doctorow’s new short story collection, Overclocked
• another review covers Kay Kenyon’s new science fantasy novel Bright of the Sky
• a review of Ian McDonald’s Brasyl
• a review of Eliot Fintushel’s Breakfast With the Ones You Love
• a review of Kage Baker’s new “Company” short story collection, Gods and Pawns
• a review of David Deveraux’s Hunter’s Moon
• a review of a new art book – James Bama: American Realist – about the cover artist best known for his ‘70s Doc Savage series
• a review of Charles de Lint’s Memory & Dream
• a review of Chris Moriarty’s Spin Control
• a review  of David Anthony Durham’s first fantasy novel, the epic Acacia
• and several other reviews, too, but my fingers are getting tired.

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