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I just learned today that the audio version of Little, Big is narrated by one John Crowley, who apparently is very good at it. Gonna...

Finished John Crowley's The Deep. I really like Mr Crowley - Little, Big is one of my three "test cases" for how good a "Best Fantasy...

Reading Bradbury makes my heart ache, in ways nostalgic, sad, and the thrill of fear when you see movement out of the corner of your...

I finished reading Bradbury's The October Country. Positively loved it, and I've no idea how it's taken me this long to get to reading...

so I finished this and honestly, I'm a bit sadden by the ending. Yes the tribe lives and is at least in a hunter/gather stage but that...

I wasn't wild about the casual racism and etc, but otherwise a decent read.

I, um, am not unacquainted with doing that at the library.

I read the first one, and possibly the second, but the rest hadn't been released (or written) yet, AND I committed the commendable sin...

I appreciate your review Autumnal. I bounced off the first volume, maybe because the "ending" as it was wasn't very satisfying? I think...

The Long Earth, The Long War, The Long Mars, The Long Utopia, and The Long Cosmos, by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter. This is in...

5 years (82-87) between The Gunslinger and The Drawing of the Three; 4 years (1991) from that to The Waste Lands; 6 years (1997) between...

The one time I hurled a book across the room was quite involuntary. I was a teenager, reading a scary novel in bed. My bed was...

It's...a certain kind of literature. From what little I know of his other work, it might be of a kind. And my reaction certainly said...

Since it came up, here’s Thomas Ligotti’s prose poem “Autumnal”:

Ok wow, such a strong reaction REALLY makes me curious!