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Tag: Post-Apocalypse Fiction

October 5, 2015

Monday Review: THE SCORPION RULES by Erin Bow

Summary: While you can certainly characterize all of Erin Bow’s books so far as speculative fiction, they aren’t easily categorized within that, nor are…

August 25, 2015

TURNING PAGES: THE STARS SEEM SO FAR AWAY, by MARGRET HELGADOTTIR

With its beautiful cover and terse writing style, THE STARS SEEM SO FAR AWAY is just the right book for August. Its tales of…

August 21, 2015

TURNING PAGES: HUNTER, by MERCEDES LACKEY

I started my late teen entry into fantasy reading with girls who heard telepathic dragons and Heralds who rode blue-eyed telepathic horses. They whole…

February 24, 2015

A Cybil’s Bookmark: SALVAGE by ALEXANDRA DUNCAN

This book is a 2015 Cybils Award YA Speculative Fiction Finalist. This is a review by a finalist judge, so will focus more directly…

February 10, 2015

TURNING PAGES: STRANGER, by RACHEL MANIJA BROWN & SHERWOOD SMITH

I was reminded of the controversy surrounding this title in its infancy when I happened upon a Big Idea article about it last month….

December 12, 2014

TURNING PAGES: RITE OF REJECTION, by SARAH NEGOVETICH

The Pineapple Express, she is expressing, and, at least on TV, there is extreme weather and pouring, driving, spattering rain. Here at home, it’s…

December 5, 2014

TURNING PAGES: ROSE EAGLE, by JOSEPH BRUCHAC

It’s a blustery, rainy day, and I have hot tea and lemon and have just finished a novella I’ve been looking forward to for…

October 11, 2014

TURNING PAGES: H2O by VIRGINIA BERGIN

“Literally translated, the word apocalypse means “a revelation,” or “uncovering,” as in uncovering of the truth. (From the Greek: apo, meaning un, and calypto,…

September 9, 2014

Visions of the Future: A Post-Apocalyptic Blog Tour, featuring Caragh O’Brien

First of all, huge thanks to Gina Gagliano at First Second/Macmillan, who set us up with Caragh O’Brien on this blog tour–Tanita and I…

February 11, 2014

Cover Revealed: TANKBORN TRILOGY finale!

“Beautiful cover? Check. Intricate storyline? Check. High stakes, romance, intrigue, and bittersweet ending? Check, check, check. Arresting and nuanced, this novel can easily crossover…

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