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    Comparing this to The Fifth Season, it is striking how different two fantasy novels about worlds over-supplied with natural disasters, and the people with the psychic gifts to stop those disasters with their minds, can be in tone and execution. This is immensely fluffier, but it has no pretensions to be anything except candy, and succeeds as such.

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    Eisenhorn

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    It's pretty decently adequate, as mind candy. There are places where Abnett shows flashes of real talent. (To avoid spoilers, I'll just say: The first alien planet; the opening scenes with the cranky biologist.) There are other aspects of the novels which are pretty unsatisfying.

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    Dangerous Blues

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    Policoff has written three novels, including 2022's Dangerous Blues, a book I really enjoyed and reviewed positively here.

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    I Shall Wear Midnight

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    I Shall Wear Midnight was the best of the remaining Pratchett novels. It's the penultimate Tiffany Aching book and, in my opinion, the best. All of the elements of the previous books come together in snarky competence porn that was a delight to read.

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    Red Harvest

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    I re-read all of Hammett's novels this year, and this, his first, held up the best.

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18 November 2025

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    Pedro Páramo

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    Some excellent short novels that fit this include Juan Rulfo's haunted and brilliant Pedro Páramo

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    Chase Sapphire Preferred

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    The Chase Sapphire Preferred is another great card in this top-tier category: I have gone through three of them in the last few years, collecting the bonus on each.

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    Sunglasses After Dark

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    Mind candy, horror/contemporary fantasy: the first four "Sonja Blue" novels.

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    In the Blood

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    Mind candy, horror/contemporary fantasy: the first four "Sonja Blue" novels.

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    Paint It Black

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    Mind candy, horror/contemporary fantasy: the first four "Sonja Blue" novels.

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    Armor

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    But otherwise, yes, absolutely. This is one of my favorite Sci-Fi novels I've read.

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2 September 2024

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    Three-Inch Teeth

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    For what it is worth, this is the only one of his 25 odd novels Joe Pickett novels that left me disappointed in the ending. See what you think.

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    Fellowship Point

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    There have been many novels written in historical modes this year, and I've hated all of them except Fellowship Point by Alice Elliott Dark precisely because that novel feels vibrant and lively and full of characters and it reminds me of early 20th century literature.

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    The Late Americans

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    Also, please preorder The Late Americans so I can write more homosexual novels—it comes out next year!

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    Scrivener

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    I use Scrivener to draft my novels. Since these novels regularly go over 300 thousand words and take multiple years to write, Scrivener's organization capabilities have been really helpful. It also syncs seamlessly between all my devices.

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10 April 2018

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    Emfit QS+Active

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    I've found the only thing I'm consistent with are in the set-it-and-forget-it category, and I really like the Emfit QS+Active

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    The Mark and the Void

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    The Mark and the Void is my favorite of the three novels but this review will be the shortest because it would superfluous. This review by Slate magazine is excellent, covers all the bases, and it's what has gotten me to read the book to begin with. I'll just focus on the magic.

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