Another year, another top 10 list. In years past, I’ve tried to post five fiction and five non-fiction, however, this year my fiction list was so strong, it overtook all by one spot for non-fiction. Station Eleven – Emily St John Mandala What can I say about this book that hasn’t been said by so…
MORT follows, well, Mort as he signs on to be an apprentice for Death. Yeah, that Death. You may know him as the Grim Reaper? As an apprentice, Mort must learn the ways of bringing about the end of one’s life and ushering them into the void when their time comes. But is Death really…
A shadowy group of monarchists have summoned a dragon into Discworld’s greatest city, Ankh-Morpork, with the goal of orchestrating the dragon’s slaying by a man who they could install as a puppet king. What they didn’t count on were both the dragon’s own lofty ambitions and the unlikely actions of The City Watch, the incompetent…
The end is nigh! Good Omens follows Aziraphale, a by-the-books Angel and his counterpart Crowley, a fast-living Demon, two representatives of good and evil that have lived amongst humans since The Beginning. As foretold by Agnus Nutter – a witch with a propensity for nice and accurate prophecies – Armageddon will arrive on a Saturday…
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