Blood and Family Pull the Moon in Jemisin’s Stone Sky

by Tim Lepczyk

What sets this series apart from other works of fantasy are the larger themes Jemisin explores.

In Last First Snow, Max Goldstone Lowers the Stakes to Zero

by Tim Lepczyk

How does he do that? Mainly, by writing a novel that is just backstory for Two Serpents Rise.

by Tim Lepczyk

You’re not going to just read Nobody’s Fool; you’re going to become a resident in Nobody’s Fool by Richard Russo.

by Tim Lepczyk

In terms of comparisons, Hannu Rajaniemi’s The Quantum Thief, most reminds me of Snow Crash by Neil Stephenson.

by Tim Lepczyk

God and His sisters are dead. Now it’s time to invest in some idols. Don’t you hate when that happens?

by Tim Lepczyk

So much better than the previous book.

by Tim Lepczyk

Jemisin wows in this wonderful follow-up novel.

by Tim Lepczyk

In The Fifth Season, N.K. Jemisin creates a unique world where instability and ruin seem to be the only constant.

by Tim Lepczyk

I didn’t want to read The Underground Railroad. I felt I needed to though.

by Tim Lepczyk

The White House was caught off guard when the President tweeted these three tweets praising General Zod, Doctor Victor von Doom, and the Red Skull.