September's adventures in Fairyland come to an end... or do they?


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A sappy story about an old lady, a failson, and a giant Pacific octopus.


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Questland by Carrie Vaughn

Our narrator is a college professor in literature who is called in to help a team penetrating an island where a magical theme park is being built with futuristic tech, and which is cut off from the world.

Despite being the survivor of a shooting with PTSD.

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Tim Te Maro and the Subterranean Heartsick Blues by HS Valley was simply hilarious! At the New Zealand school of magic, Tim and Elliott team up for a fake baby assignment ( Read more... )

Aaron Burr in his own words... kind of.


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The fourth Fairyland book is a dark, strange, heavy thing.


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A mediocre YA space novel about a generation ship.


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Religions of Late Antiquity in Practice by Richard Valantasis

An array of documents. Many Christian, including hymns, sermons, acts of martyrs and other accounts, but also Manichean, with hymns and a service, pagan, such as a spell tablet invoking Osiris to recapture a husband's attentions, Julian the Apostate arguing against Christianity, ( Read more... )

Little Red Rodent Hood by Ursula Vernon

The return of Princess Harriet!  Wielding her sword, saving the day, sometimes even listening to her friend Prince Wilbur's good advice!

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Aliens arrive. Earth's fate will be decided by a one-hit wonder glam rocker in a galactic sing-off.


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