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▽TNBBC’s The Next Best Book Blog
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Wednesday, April 2, 2025The 40 But 10: Jean EndeI've pulled together 40ish questions - some bookish, some silly - and have asked authors to limit themselves to answering only 10 of them. That way, it keeps the interviews fresh and connectable for all of us!Today we are joined by JeanEnde. She is a native NYer who is trying to exorcise her background by writingfiction influenced by her Jewish

▽Fantasy Book Critic
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▼ 2025 (38)▼ April (2)Book review: The Book That Broke The World by Mark...Book review: A Drop of Corruption (Shadow of the L...► March (12)Wednesday, April 2, 2025Book review: The Book That Broke The World by Mark Lawrence (The Library Trilogy # 1)Livira is brains. Evar is muscle. But it’s Mark Lawrence’s book, so you can’t oversimplify it like that.Sabbers had ravaged Livira’s desert vil

▽SFRevu
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◄ Apr 2025 ►Editorial Matters - April 2025 by Gayle SurretteAfter the Invasion of the Bug-Eyed Aliens by Rachel SwirskyAgate Way by Laird BarronLandline by Kelly RobsonNot Alone by Pat MurphyRed Leaves by S.E. PorterThe Shape of Stones by Hildur Kn〓tsd〓ttirThe Witch and the Wyrm by Elizabeth BearDirect Descendant by Tanya HuffMonster Hunter International by Larry CorreiaThis World Is No

▽Pulp Fiction Reviews
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Thursday, March 13, 2025CLIVE CUSSLER - THE SEA WOLVESCLIVE CUSSLER – THESEA WOLVESBy Jack Du BrulPutnam Books385 pgsOf all the adventurepulp series the late Clive Cussler created, our favorite remains the Isaac Bellstories. Oh, we totally appreciated the Dirk Pitt tales. It’s always been ourbelieve that they were the first in a resurgence of American pulp fiction. Still,the turn of the