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Vince is back with our Weekly Picks in time for your weekend reading! 📚
The Bookshop by #EvanFriss
Aberystwyth Mon Amour by #MalcolmPryce
Bourbon & Lies by #VictoriaWilder
Waifs And Strays by #HelenHarper
Treat Them as Buffalo by #BlairPalmerYoxall
A Psalm for the Wild-Built by #BeckyChambers
Annie Bot by #SierraGreer
The Book of Doors by #GarethBrown
The Never Game by #JefferyDeaver -
Vince is back with our Weekly Picks in time for your weekend reading! 📚
The Bookshop by #EvanFriss
Aberystwyth Mon Amour by #MalcolmPryce
Bourbon & Lies by #VictoriaWilder
Waifs And Strays by #HelenHarper
Treat Them as Buffalo by #BlairPalmerYoxall
A Psalm for the Wild-Built by #BeckyChambers
Annie Bot by #SierraGreer
The Book of Doors by #GarethBrown
The Never Game by #JefferyDeaver -
📚 Gareth Brown: Die Gesellschaft für magische Objekte
Magda bewahrt magische Dinge vor Missbrauch – bis sie selbst ins Visier gerät. Eine ruhige, zugleich spannende Geschichte über Mut, Verlust und die Magie des Alltäglichen.
Rezensiert von Carsten Kuhr
👉 https://schreiblust-leselust.de -
Currently reading: The Book of Doors by Gareth Brown. This was a suggestion for me from StoryGraph. I’m only a few chapters in, but am enjoying the idea of different possible ways to use magic. #bookstodon #StoryGraph #TheBookofDoors #GarethBrown #currentlyreading
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Book 20: “The Book of Doors” by #GarethBrown.
That there are books of and for just about everything is a neat conceit. On the one hand, of course. On the other, The Book of Pain, Luck, Illusions, etc. grant you control over these things. This relatively simple premise becomes quite complicated, overly so: time-travel, Books for anything the plot requires (Speed, Memories, Joy), ignored the constraints that every magical system needs. Entertaining though.
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Book 20: “The Book of Doors” by #GarethBrown.
That there are books of and for just about everything is a neat conceit. On the one hand, of course. On the other, The Book of Pain, Luck, Illusions, etc. grant you control over these things. This relatively simple premise becomes quite complicated, overly so: time-travel, Books for anything the plot requires (Speed, Memories, Joy), ignored the constraints that every magical system needs. Entertaining though.