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Nameless Offences: Homosexual Desire in the 19th Century
H.G. Cocks
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Nameless Offences: Homosexual Desire in the 19th Century
H.G. Cocks
April 2013
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The City's Son (Skyscraper Throne Series #1)
I love stories about the underbelly of London--not a criminal underbelly but the weird side, the supernatural side, the dark ...
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The City's Son
Tom Pollock
March 2013
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Spin the Sky
I liked this book okay. Certainly there was nothing that made me want to put it down (well, maybe the ending, but by that poi...
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Spin the Sky
Katy Stauber
March 2013
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Scheherazade's Facade: Fantastical Tales of Gender Bending, Cross-dressing, and Transformation
I love the premise of this collection, and was surprised to discover I was drawn most to the darker and more morally complex ...
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Scheherazade's Facade: Fantastical Tales of Gender Bending, Cross-Dressing, and Transformation
Michael M. Jones, Alma Alexander, Shanna Germain, Sarah Rees Brennan, David Sklar, C.S. MacCath, Paolo Chikiamco, Tiffany Trent, Melissa Mead, Tanith Lee, Aliette de Bodard, Lyn C.A. Gardner, Sunny Moraine
March 2013
04
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vN
I've owned this book for several months and now after finishing it I'm left wondering--why did it take me so long to get arou...
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vN (The Machine Dynasty #1)
Madeline Ashby
March 2013
03
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The Best of All Possible Worlds
Everyone said this was completely different from Karen Lord's previous book (which I loved), and it is in terms of setting an...
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The Best of All Possible Worlds
Karen Lord
February 2013
23
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Poltergeeks
I wish I was the sensible sort of person who could easily give up on a book, because I knew from very early on that this one ...
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Poltergeeks
Sean Cummings
February 2013
19
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A Book of Tongues, Volume 1 of the Hexslinger Series
I really wanted to love this. I did. I tried. But I just didn't connect with it. The writing is solid, the premise and worldb...
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A Book of Tongues Volume 1 (The Hexslinger Series)
Gemma Files
February 2013
10
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Adaptation
SUCH mixed feelings about this one. In some ways it felt like completely different genres smashed up into one another, and th...
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Adaptation
Malinda Lo
February 2013
09
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Rasputin's Bastards
This book was certainly well-structured, well-written and well-paced, and for fans of thrillers and cold war espionage with a...
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Rasputin's Bastards
David Nickle
February 2013
06
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The Assassin's Curse
While I really did enjoy this book, I would have been a lot more satisfied if I'd realised from the start that it was only ha...
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The Assassin's Curse (The Assassin's Curse #1)
Cassandra Rose Clarke
February 2013
04
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Food In Early Modern Europe
I quibbled with myself a lot about what to rate this, but I finally came down in the middle because there were a lot of bits ...
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Food in Early Modern Europe (Food through History)
Ken Albala
February 2013
03
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I am always a fan of stories based on myths and folklore, especially folklore that has been little explored in recent fiction...
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Alternative Alamat: Stories Inspired by Philippine Mythology
Paolo Chikiamco, Timothy James Dimacali, Mo Francisco, Raissa Rivera Falgui, David Hontiveros, Celestine Trinidad, Dean Francis Alfar, Andrei Tupaz, Eliza Victoria, Rochita Loenen-Ruiz, Budjette Tan, Raymond G. Falgui
February 2013
02
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Harbinger
I only meant to read a few pages and I sat down and I read the whole thing. That's how completely engaged I was, right from t...
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Harbinger
Jack Skillingstead
January 2013
31
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The Faceless Ones (Skulduggery Pleasant Series #3)
I can see, in an objective sort of a way, that this is a decent enough series. But even now, three books in, I haven't manage...
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I could easily have read this book in one sitting--it's short, it's punchy and it's completely captivating. But I didn't let ...
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Skulduggery Pleasant: The Faceless Ones
Derek Landy
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Jagannath
Karin Tidbeck
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