A dangerous bird to be tame - review of the book "House between the clouds"
The House between the Clouds begins a new series of fantasy tales of Ostróda . The debut of the author, C. Klobuch, turned out to be another interesting title this year.
Book reviews
Hell is paved with good intentions, possibly the ocean - a review of the book "Hell's Depth"
What would you do if you found out that you could save humanity from potential cancer? Could you even risk the life of your loved ones? Lindsay Galvin's debut novel for teens shows how good motivation can have unexpected effects.
On Cultural Diversity - Review of the book "Charlie Hernández and the League of Shadows"
Ryan Calejo, author of Charlie Hernández and the League of Shadows , decided to write this novel to spark children's imaginations. Not only those from Spanish-speaking countries, but all - young and old. Has he succeeded? And yes!
Something sloppy for everyone - a review of the book "Someone who will love you in all your miserable glory"
Love is possibly the worst feeling that accompanies people. But also the best. No wonder then that for centuries it has been talked about by both great poets and philosophers, as well as ordinary scribblers. It is also the leitmotif of Raphael Bob-Waksberg's debut book - but is there anything new to be said about it?
Visiting Ferelden - book review of "Dragon Age: Lost Throne" and "Dragon Age: Calling"
Fans of the Dragon Age series can be really happy lately. Thanks to the Insignis publishing house, the book Dragon Age: Empire of masks , about which we wrote, appeared on the Polish market . Moreover, new editions of the first titles in the series have been released, i.e. Lost Throne and Powołanie . We check how these refreshed titles fall out.
From a different perspective - a review of the book "Heir of the Lake"
Retelling classic tales is already quite a well-worn line in fantasy literature. Nevertheless, writers and readers alike seem to enjoy rediscovering it over and over again. This is also the case with The Heir to the Lake by Maria Dahvana Headley.
It's time to ride the dragon! - review of the book "Battle Mage"
In Battlemage, Peter Flannery presents a world where demons, dragons, mages and brave heroes live. Is there at least a bit of originality in this clichéd story?
Close, yet far - a review of the book Excalibur. Heritage of mankind "
If you are looking for an interesting book for Saturday night, I have a proposal for you. Delfina Chmielecka's literary debut is a novel full of intrigues, love themes and twists. In times of epidemics, anything is possible.
In spite of destiny - review of the book "Wojna Makowa"
After winning a dozen or so international nominations and awards, the literary debut of Rebeka F. Kuang proudly hits the shelves of Polish bookstores by the Fabryka Słów publishing house. Is the story of a resolute girl who set herself the goal of destroying the existing world order really worth the hype she caused?
Hotel at the end of the world. "The Last" - book review
Literature has provided us with post-apocalyptic visions almost as much as human imaginations on this subject. Hanna Jameson presents us, however, one of the more unusual, because connected with a mystery, straight from Agatha Christie's books.
Who's playing black? - review of the book "Gods Must Be Mad"
How much is going on here! When I closed this book, it felt like it was at least twice as thick as it really was. And yet the second volume of the hexalogy about Dora Wilk has the same volume as the first part of the cycle. It's just that this time the magic and heritage hit the witch in full, and the covers are filled with a really dense plot.
Only his creation can be more human than man - a review of Philip K. Dick's novel "We Can Build You"
There are few creators who can influence the collective imagination as much as Philip Kindred Dick. Fantastic visions of the writer, who died in 1982, have been repeatedly transferred to larger and smaller screens - from the iconic Blade Runner Ridley Scott, through Steven Spielberg's Minority Report , to Man in the High Castle , produced for Amazon Prime Video . We Can Build You is a less known...
