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Hooks you on the first page and never lets go.
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Shelley Freydont writes with grace and her debut mystery will captivate readers.
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Clegg delivers.
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I love this book... Lafferty is our unheralded American Garcia Marquez... a word-slinger totally out of sync with today's slim-fast reductive rhertoric; a sly old buzzard who conjured up fables as luris as Bible stories and tells them in a tornado of words wild enough to drive wood splinters through a windshield.
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A fine and frightening study of how the past preys upon the present, and an absorbing revelation of a little-known wing of the theatre of the Nazi war.
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- Samuel R. Delany
- The Slave and The Free: Books 1 and 2 of 'The Holdfast Chronicles': 'Walk to the End of the World' and 'Motherlines'
- Suzy McKee Charnas
Everything I've always wanted from an adventure, and then some!
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...J.F. Gonzalez is one of the most consistently imaginative new voices in horror fiction...
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Physics hasn't been this much fun since Timescape.
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It's infuriating to have to choose just one of Dick's works - he is the outstanding figure in SF. In the end I went for Stigmata because I remember how I felt when I put it down. Hollow and beaten. I kept thinking: 'That's it. It's finished. Literature has been finished.'
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Bitter and hilarious, with a razor-sharp sense of the absurd.
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