Category: prime
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Review: Beneath the Rising by Premee Mohamed
Over the last several years, many prominent titles in the SFF space have taken HP Lovecraft’s work, carved out the virulent racism and left what remains of old Howard Phillips in a pile of bloody viscera on the floor. What’s left is all the Good Stuff: cosmic horror, eldritch abominations with unpronounceable names, and the…
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Review: Stormblood by Jeremy Szal
In the early chapters of Stormblood, one of the characters delivers my favorite Ambrose Bierce quote: “The covers of this book are too far apart.” I’ve always taken this to have two meanings. First, and probably the intended interpretation, that this book is too long and that much space between its covers is a reading…
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Story Release! “Cut From Cracked Ice” out at IGMS
I’m beyond excited to have a new story out in the latest issue of InterGalactic Medicine Show. This piece, “Cut From Cracked Ice” has an interesting history, but first, let’s take a look: The artwork is nothing short of phenomenal. This is a story of hurt minds and healing, of the walls we build around ourselves,…
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Review: If Not, Winter
Hashtag Thursday thoughts, transcribed into late-Friday sustenance: Recently finish reading If Not, Winter by Sappho (further praiselavishing down below)* Be doubly bemused, as the least tech-literate millennial you’ll ever meet, at two new features of my constant Internet haunts: (1) That the Kindle Highlights page has moved to a new, mostly more intuitive layout. (2)That now,…
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