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We read for many different reasons. Sometimes it's to improve our knowledge. Sometimes it's to explore new ideas or examine someone's view of an important topic. Sometimes it's just for fun.

Dungeon Crawler Carl is a book you read for fun. I don't mean to dismiss it by saying that; reading for the pure joy of escape, or to lift your mood, s...


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As you might expect, given the state of the world right now, there has been a great deal of climate fiction doing the rounds these last few years. Some, like Jeff VanderMeer's Hummingbird Salamander and Charlotte McConaghy's Migrations, have used it as a backdrop to tell a different story, treating it as an inevitable, dystopic pa...


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Love can put you into a tricky moral maze as you would turn a blind eye for a loved one that you would never dream of for a stranger. A classic example is a parent looking out for their child. If you know they had committed a hideous crime, would you turn them in? You would like to think that you would, but there will be a conflict within you, a voice saying that ...


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You cannot know who you are going to fall in love with. This is complicated enough when you are falling for a fellow human. When it comes to falling in love with a Meta-human that is even more complex. Throw in an intergalactic war and you have one hell of a complicated relationship, especially when the Meta-humans all look like 10-foot+ demons. Affairs of...


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For many the idea of moving to the county is a dream, the ability to slow down and learn to live better in the natural world. For others like Tamsin it is an escape, an escape from the city in which she felt alone, escape from the company she worked for after the recent incident that has seen her go freelance. There is plenty to see and do in the country if you ar...


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