There’s something rather satisfying about settling down with a stack of books that have absolutely nothing in common. One might take you across the galaxy, another into a murder investigation, while the next could involve witches, spies, monsters or something considerably harder to explain. That’s the fun of a varied reading list, really. In this collection of reviews, I’m taking a look at a selection of books and audiobooks from across the genres, picking out the characters, stories, ideas and performances that caught my attention. Some will be old favourites, others new discoveries, but all have given me something worth talking about
- Autobiography
- Biography
- Book Reviews
- Classic
- Coming of Age
- Contemporary
- Crime
- Cyberpunk
- Dystopian
- Espionage
- Fantasy
- Grimdark
- Horror
- Humour
- LitRPG
- Mystery
- Post Apocalypse
- Sci-Fi
- Series
- Space Opera
- Supernatural
- Thriller
- Urban
Ben Aaronovitch Bernard Samson Bobiverse Book Reviews City Watch Crow Investigations David Gemmell Death Dennis E Taylor Discworld Drenai Saga Dungeon Crawler Carl espionage fantasy fantasy-classic fantasy-grimdark fantasy-urban fiction graphic-novel horror humour Industrial Revolution James SA Corey Len Deighton litrpg Martha Wells Matt Dinniman Mick Herron Murderbot Diaries mystery review Rigante Rincewind Rivers of London Sarah Painter sci-fi sci-fi – dystopian sci-fi – post apocalypse Slough House Stephen King Terry Pratchett The Expanse Tiffany Aching Witches of Lancre young adult
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