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A Distant Light by Yasmin Khan & Simon J Ashcroft
Like murmuration, Khan and Ashcroft’s anthology both draws forth a whole from swirling parts and evokes thought of the liminal space between sight and darkness. Continue reading A Distant Light by Yasmin Khan & Simon J Ashcroft
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Yellow Emperor
Lesser Purple Emperor (Apatura ilia)©Clemens M. Brandstetter – CC BY-SA A grub-sculpted bloom Woven with gossamer veil Gilt smears my fingers
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Magic and Majesty: A Midwest Fantasy Sampler 2026, ed. Justin Rose
Rose collects a selection of fantasy quests, heists, and other tales that are each of their setting rather than merely happening in it. Continue reading Magic and Majesty: A Midwest Fantasy Sampler 2026, ed. Justin Rose
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Bones in the Dark: Chartered Mage by TF Warden
Warden blends high-stakes magical threats with an interwoven network of class and other statuses, creating epic fantasy that is shaped by the protagonist’s desire to be more than their assigned position without being solely defined by the struggle against social prejudices. Continue reading Bones in the Dark: Chartered Mage by TF Warden
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Strange Beliefs
No tigers here No demon in the basement Always but one fish
The Hackney Horror: A Weird Sherlock Holmes Adventure by William Meikle
Meikle gives equal weight to the universes of Doyle and Lovecraft, creating a mystery that does not defy human reason but does challenge human exceptionalism. Continue reading The Hackney Horror: A Weird Sherlock Holmes Adventure by William Meikle
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Joy to the Wildlife
Today marks the start of Mental Health Awareness Week 2026, This year’s theme is Action; a reminder that the desire for a less troubled life for ourselves and others must be followed by doing something—but that the thing done need not be huge and could be done for us by someone else. ©Mental Health Foundation As one of my small actions for the better health of all of you fine readers, I thrust…
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Solar Storm: Book 2 by Baileigh Higgins
Higgins blends the struggle between cooperation and conflict with the balancing of family against society, creating a post-apocalyptic thriller that shows both the good in people and the effort needed to bring its fruits. Continue reading Solar Storm: Book 2 by Baileigh Higgins
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Under Dark Skies by A.J. Scudiere
Pairing two agents touched by the spooky with a potentially mundane criminal investigation, Scudiere’s novel echoes a reverse of the X-Files. Continue reading Under Dark Skies by A.J. Scudiere
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Lament of Mourning
A few of my tabletop gaming froods and I are starting a campaign set in the Warhammer Fantasy world just after one of the Grand Invasions of Chaos has been driven back; but using the Burning Wheel mechanics. As I am playing an elf, I attempted a coronach to help me get into the headspace of someone infused with ancient grief and passion. Continue reading Lament of Mourning
Redirecting the Neutron Flow
Refuge asked me to share this tool to help untangle one’s digital life from an abusive partner. It is my hope that none of you will need it but I am more than willing to share in case any might.
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Flames Over Frosthelm by Dave Dobson
Dobson fuses police procedure with magic and dramatic fights, creating a fantasy action thriller with smart and active characters. Continue reading Flames Over Frosthelm by Dave Dobson
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SubNoticeable
As an ancient and venerable roleplayer with a great fondness for Burning Wheel (one of the tropes of which is to fight for what you believe in), I like computer games that slant more toward complex or characterful challenges than primarily being tests of swiftness of reflexes or memorisation of extended move combos; thus, I am rather fond of the survival crafting genre. However, there are limits…
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The Titan Revenant by J.D.L. Rosell
Rosell combines a close focus on the protagonist with nation-spanning schemes and cataclysmic magic, creating a powerful conclusion to a character-driven epic fantasy series. This is the fifth volume in Rosell’s Rangers of the Titan Wilds series. Those wishing not to uncover the secrets of the past should turn back. Continue reading The Titan Revenant by J.D.L. Rosell
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Winter is Going
I have spent much of today—on and off—defrosting our freezer, an undertaking that fills me with a slight warm glow. Which is both fortunate and ironic because it also fills me with a literally icy chill. It will also—to continue the rhetorical structure—allow me to refill our stocks of various frozen items, which will be a great boon as we will no longer need to do multidimensional permutation…
Night Owls by Stephen Gay
Gay combines the mental freedom of club culture with the physical restriction of a lunar colony, creating a science-fiction thriller filled with youthful energy. Continue reading Night Owls by Stephen Gay
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All Nashing No Grinding
Weep, O gentle stars! Great and horrible doom strikes the House of Higgins! Bring forth the heavy goblet! Raise up the rod! Continue reading All Nashing No Grinding
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