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My big, fat American novel post
Other nationalities and ethnicities have their epics. The United States has a curious genre called […]
The Child Thief, by Dan Smith
Unlike most people who think about time travel, I don’t make lists of places and […]
Wolfhound Century, by Peter Higgins
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The Aftermath, by Rhidian Brook
Who bears the blame for World War II and Germany’s crimes against humanity? Are all […]
Ready Player One, by Ernest Cline
The word epic has become undervalued. An epic should be a story of a hero […]
Europe in Autumn, by Dave Hutchinson
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The spoof that lived
I’ve been recommending Stella Gibbons’ Cold Comfort Farm to a lot of people lately. I […]
A Different Kingdom, by Paul Kearney
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When It’s a Jar, by Tom Holt
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