Neuromancer by William Gibson influenced the whole cyberpunk aesthetic, but is it any good?
review:\Neuromancer by William Gibson
Tag: book-review
review:\The Dark Side of Super by Matthew Siadak
An interesting collection of subversive superpower short stories, slightly let down by a generic finale.
review:\Parable of the Sower by Octavia E Butler
The journal format of Parable of the Sower by Octavia E Butler made it an intellectual curio more than an experience.
review:\The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones
An historical vampire story with an interesting concept, told in a way that makes it difficult to follow.
Contrapposto by Dave Eggers review, and art vs business
A boy/girl relationship is the metaphor for artistic purity vs commercial success in Contrapposto by Dave Eggers.
review:\The Poet Empress by Shen Tao
The Poet Empress may look and sound like a beautiful fantasy, and it is in parts, but it's DARK too. And brilliant.
review:\Kill Switch (Kill Chain #2) by William Hertling
A technothriller sequel that asks big questions and gives obvious answers.
review:\Piranesi by Susanna Clarke
Piranesi by Susanna Clarke is objectively well-written, but logical inconsistencies and vague messaging prevented it connecting with me.
review:\The Lost Man by Jane Harper
The Lost Man by Jane Harper is a well-written family-driven mystery set in the Australian outback.
review:\Wolf Worm by T Kingfisher
Wolf Worm by T Kingfisher is a skin crawling story about creepy-crawlies, and is evidence that an unspectacular story can be enjoyable if it's well told.
