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Author Archives: Reviews Manager
“unusual blend of urban fantasy, mythology and self-discovery” – review of Dinnusos Rises on SFcrowsnest
On SFcrowsnest, Vinca Russell has reviewed Dinnusos Rises, the latest novel from Tej Turner. Describing it as an “unusual blend of urban fantasy, mythology and self-discovery” Vinca says that the story gradually unfolds “until it reaches a final, fairly satisfying … Continue reading
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Tagged Dinnusos Rises, fantasy, magical realism, review, SFcrowsnest, Tej Turner, The Janus Cycle, urban fantasy, Vinca Russell
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“A clever update to a magical school story with a twist.” – Christopher Nuttall on Instrument of War
Christopher Nuttall, bestselling author of many fantasy and science fiction series including the Schooled in Magic, recently brought Rebecca Hall’s Symphony of the Cursed trilogy to the attention of his followers. With the forthcoming release of the second book in … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Nuttall, contemporary fantasy, Instrument of Peace, Instrument of War, magic, Rebecca Hall, review, Symphony of the Cursed
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“excellent in every possible way” – review of Dinnusos Rises on RisingShadow
On RisingShadow.net, Seregil of Rhiminee has just posted a marvellous review of Dinnusos Rises, the latest novel from Tej Turner. Although it is a sequel to his debut novel The Janus Cycle, it can also be read as a standalone … Continue reading
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Tagged Dinnusos Rises, novel, review, Risingshadow, Seregil of Rhiminee, speculative fiction, Tej Turner, The Janus Cycle, urban fantasy
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“Attention to detail” – review of Dinnusos Rises by Sheri A. Wilkinson
On a number of review sites, including Library Thing, Sheri A. Wilkinson has just posted her review of Dinnusos Rises, the sequel to The Janus Cycle by Tej Turner. She noted that the use of a series of narrators, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dinnusos Rises, Library Thing, novel, review, Sheri A. Wilkinson, speculative fiction, Tej Turner, The Janus Cycle, urban fantasy
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“whole-hearted recommendation” – review of Dinnusos Rises on HumanitysDarkerSide
On her book blog HumanitysDarkerSide, Lise has written her review of Dinnusos Rises the new novel from Tej Turner. She had previously recommended The Janus Cycle when she reviewed it in 2015, so we were keen to read her review … Continue reading
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Tagged Dinnusos Rises, HumanitysDarkerSide, review, speculative fiction, Tej Turner, The Janus Cycle, time travel, urban fantasy
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“It creased me up” – Des Lewis review of Mirrors in the Deluge
On his website, Gestalt Real-Time Reviews, Des Lewis has recently been reading the stories in Rhys Hughes’ collection Mirrors in the Deluge and writing a review of each as a ‘thought-stream’ over the last month. It has been fascinating to … Continue reading
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Tagged collection, Des Lewis, Gestalt Real-Time Reviews, humour, Mirrors in the Deluge, pun, review, Rhys Hughes, satire, short story
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“Outstanding” – review of Sailor to a Siren on Marian L Thorpe’s Words and Birds blog
On her blog Words & Birds, Marian L Thorpe (writer, birder, reviewer, artist) has just posted a review of Sailor to a Siren by Zoë Sumra. Marian starts by describing Sailor to a Siren as “classic science fiction, belonging to … Continue reading
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Tagged Marian L Thorpe, review, Sailor to a Siren, science fiction, space opera, Words & Birds, Zoë Sumra
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Tej Turner interviewed on RisingShadow
On the RisingShadow website, Seregil of Rhiminee has posted an interview with Tej Turner author of The Janus Cycle and Dinnusos Rises. Tej talks about some of his experiences and influences when he was growing up, that have left their … Continue reading
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Tagged Dinnusos Rises, interview, Risingshadow, Seregil of Rhiminee, Tej Turner, The Janus Cycle
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Mandigo and the Hellhounds announced as finalist in Independent Book Awards
The finalists of the 2016 Wishing Shelf Independent Book Awards have been announced. They include Mandigo and the Hellhounds by Anders Reemark in the Books for 9-12 Year Olds category. The Wishing Shelf Awards are awarded based on the results … Continue reading
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Tagged 9-12 year olds, Anders Reemark, finalist, Mandigo and the Hellhounds, Wishing Shelf
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Thomas Silent announced as finalist in Independent Book Awards
The finalists of the 2016 Wishing Shelf Independent Book Awards have been announced. They include Thomas Silent by Ben Gribbin in the Teenager category. The Wishing Shelf Awards are awarded based on the results of groups of readers rather than … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Gribbin, finalist, teenager, Thomas Silent, Wishing Shelf
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