2015 In Review
Another year, another best-of post! Every year I set out to read over a book a week, which isn’t a …
Monthly Archives: December 2015
Station Eleven – Emily St. John Mandel
An ambitious novel spanning decades, Station Eleven look at human relationships before and after an apocalyptic flu epidemic levels society and decimates the population. Don’t miss it.
Mystery in White – J. Jefferson Farjeon
A group of travelers seek shelter from a blizzard at a country home—they find the fire roaring, the tea boiling, but nobody home. A crime is afoot, and there’s a murderer in their midst…
In the Enclosure – Barry Malzberg
“Here we are: in the enclosure. It has been some two years and four months since we were placed here and now, past the initial riots and educative tortures, things are comfortable.”
The Pastel City – M. John Harrison
An aging warrior-poet answers a summons to war, fighting for the young queen of Viriconium, city at the end of time. Far-future decay clothed in the raiments of sword-and-sorcery.
Battered, Tattered, Yellowed, & Creased 