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Chibi Reviews StuffSep 5, 2026

Tal Bauer's Gravity.

Boy Aquarium at it's finest!

tal bauerboy aquarium

Chibi Reviews StuffSep 3, 2026

Amy James' Crash Test

F1 racing, a fatal accident, can Travis and Jacob cross the finish line together?

Amy JamesInjured MC

Chibi Reviews StuffSep 3, 2026

N.R. Walker's Missing Pieces Trilogy

Did someone say TBI? Nothing like a stunning trilogy featuring big Injured MC troupes!

N.R. WalkerInjured MC

Chibi Reviews StuffAug 11, 2026

Briar Prescott’s “Until” trilogy

Book reviewBriar Prescott

soulcruzer

soulcruzerAug 1, 2026

The Map Is Not the Adventure: Reading Rebecca Solnit’s A Field Guide to Getting Lost

I took a different street home the other day. There was no great expedition in it. I was walking back through Southam by a route I know too well, heading toward the familiar turn that gets me home with the least fuss. Then I thought: I could go that way instead. I had no errand...

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soulcruzer

soulcruzerJun 4, 2026

A Lamp at the Doorway

I finished Richard Cavendish's The Black Arts this week. Not in the heroic readerly sense of having sat down and consumed it cleanly from first page to last, pencil in hand, scholar's lamp burning into the night. I have been reading it on and off for a few months. Picking it up, putting it down,...

alchemybook review

brennan.dayApr 9, 2026

REVIEW: Falling Into Sinkhole (Jake Beka, 2026)

A review of Jake Beka's sophomore poetry chapbook SINKHOLE—eleven poems across four continents and three generations, tracing patrilineal damage as a force that reshapes geography, contaminates water tables, and follows you across borders. A chapbook with genuine cosmological ambition that succeeds everywhere it refuses comfort.

Book ReviewPoetry

Game ThoughtsJan 29, 2026

Lost Souls Meet Under a Full Moon

Magical Realism and Processing Grief

thoughtbook review

Different WorldMay 8, 2018

Book review — Dan Brown: Origin

It has been some time since I’ve read The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Daemons by the American author Dan Brown. I read those two thrillers when I was in high school and I remember the writing as thrilling, exciting and also interesting, especially because of many benevolent references to art, culture, and history. I haven’t yet been to Paris, so The Da Vinci Code only incised my interest in travelling to France. Nevertheless, some years have passed, I’ve watched the movie adaptations of Angels ...

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eve.gd: Martin Paul EveFeb 22, 2011

On Daniel Domscheit-Berg's "Inside WikiLeaks: My Time with Julian Assange at the World's Most Dangerous Website"

WikileaksBook Review

eve.gd: Martin Paul Eve

eve.gd: Martin Paul EveFeb 14, 2011

The Analytic of Patriotism: On Greg Mitchell's The Age of WikiLeaks

WikileaksBook Review

eve.gd: Martin Paul Eve

eve.gd: Martin Paul EveFeb 7, 2011

David Leigh and Luke Harding's WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy

WikileaksBook Review

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