Tag: comedy

The Galaxy Game, Black Girl Unlimited, Tooth and Claw, Moving Pictures, The Sunken Mall, Drowned Country
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Mini-reviews – the last batch of 2020: The Galaxy Game, Black Girl Unlimited, Tooth and Claw, Moving Pictures, The Sunken Mall, Drowned Country

 DID IT! I CAUGHT UP WITH MY REVIEWS!  This is the last batch of my mini-reviews, and with it I should’ve done at least a mini review for everything I

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SciFi and Fantasy mini-reviews of sequels: The Tombs of Atuan, Deathless Divide, Oathbound, Moving Pictures, Will Destroy the Galaxy for Cash
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Mini-reviews of sequels: The Tombs of Atuan, Deathless Divide, Oathbound, Moving Pictures, Will Destroy the Galaxy for Cash

You guys, I’m two posts away from being caught up with all my reviews. As long as I resist not starting any new books I’ll do it, I’ll actually catch

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Mid-Lich Crisis by Steve Thomas Review
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Mid-Lich Crisis by Steve Thomas Review

It will be very hard to write this review without trying to be funny, because Steve Thomas’ witty style is very catchy and Darruk’s inner voice is exactly the kind

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Son of a Liche by J. Zachary Pike Review
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Son of a Liche by J. Zachary Pike Review

Son of a Liche is the sequel to Orconomics by J Zachary Pike, which I loved and thought was great satire. My only real issue with Orconomics was that the

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Orconomics by J Zachary Pike Review
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Orconomics by J Zachary Pike Review

What happens in a world where the 40% of the economy is based on loot from monsters, when you start running out of loot? You could say Orconomics is just

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Differently Morphous by Yahtzee Croshaw – audiobook review

This is the first book I’ve read (well listened to) by Yahtzee, and it was an absolute delight. He’s well known as a comedy writer in the gaming industry, and

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Sir Thomas the Hesitant and the Table of Less Valued Knights by Liam Perrin Review
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Sir Thomas the Hesitant and the Table of Less Valued Knights by Liam Perrin Review

This book feels like a warm hug from a dear friend. It left me feeling so good. Take on the world, start a rebellion, do anything you set your mind

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