Peat Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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For future reference, if you say that something has the wit and tone of Nghi Vo's Into The Riverlands, I will jump on it like a hungry leopard with a jet pack Which is to say, this is really good #wyrdandwonder https://t.co/21X3vQa8lD

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What's got lots of bleakness, hope, and bunnies? The answer is Watership Down #WyrdAndWonder https://t.co/xOz1n569dw

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My trip through the Codex Alera continues with Academ's Fury, which started a bit slow for me but ended real strong #wyrdandwonder https://t.co/V1rQWL8fNQ

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I recently revisited Jim Butcher's Furies of Calderon, the first book in the Codex Alera, and discovered a book that is still a lot of fun but does undercut itself a bit too much https://t.co/UzSzqliZTb

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As ever, Pratchett books are good. I did have a little think about some things though https://t.co/iNOdnUj8yp

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Pretty much everyone loves Piranesi. And I can see why. But I don't think I connected quite the same way. Here's the review https://peatlong.wordpress.com/2021/09/26/piranesi-by-susanna-clarke/

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Finally, the enjoyable fantasy adventure with a big heart that I've been looking for from Mercedes Lackey's Valdemar books - Gryphon In Light https://t.co/eWXfkWijnq

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My review of Victoria Aveyard's Realm Breaker, a fun YA Epic Fantasy where I loved the focus on big shiny fantasy things but reckon it could have been even better for a bit of restraint https://peatlong.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/realm-breaker-by-victoria-aveyard/

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Wesley Chu's The Art of Prophecy was a ton of fun, albeit one with a major flaw for me. Nevertheless, can't wait until book 2 https://t.co/ff8wYvt5pJ

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Small Gods. A masterpiece of fantasy as exploration of this world. https://t.co/sOLCxSgmai

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