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Did Miriam Seabrook die of natural causes or was she murdered by her creepy coven? Witch Bast will find out.

Speak Daggers to Her (Bast, volume 1) by Rosemary Edghill
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Core rules and supplements for the Liberi Gothica Games tabletop fantasy roleplaying game of heroism against world-shattering odds, Fellowship.

Bundle of Holding: Fellowship (from 2020)
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Reaching the Moon is one thing; trying to settle and survive there is another matter...

Five Stories About What Happens After We Get to the Moon
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Members of a literature club wrestle with adolescence, crushes, and the fact their high school principal would like them to not loudly declaim the spicy passages from great works of literature.

O Maidens in Your Savage Season, volume 1 by Mari Okada & Nao Emoto
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A transformed holy servant sets out to save a cub, only to get caught up in a war against the heavens.

The Sleepless (Sleepless, volume 1) by Jen Williams

Bundle of Holding: The Perilous Void

Apr. 13th, 2026 01:57 pm
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System-neutral GM tools for space roleplaying games.

Bundle of Holding: The Perilous Void
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This is how we imagined humanity's first trip to the moon before Apollo 11...

Five Vintage SF Works About Travelling to the Moon

The case of the missing notifications

Apr. 11th, 2026 11:58 pm
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I keep forgetting to post about this: we've been troubleshooting the "missing notifications" problem for the past few days. (Well, I say "we", really I mean Mark and Robby; I'm just the amanuensis.) It's been one of those annoying loops of "find a logical explanation for what could be causing the problem, fix that thing, observe that the problem gets better for some people but doesn't go away completely, go back to step one and start again", sigh.

Mark is hauling out the heavy debugging ordinance to try to find the root cause. Once he's done building all the extra logging tools he needs, he'll comment to this entry. After he does, if you find a comment that should have gone to your inbox and sent an email notification but didn't, leave him a link to the comment that should have sent the notification, as long as the comment itself was made after Mark says he's collecting them. (I'd wait and post this after he gets the debug code in but I need to go to sleep and he's not sure how long it will take!)

We're sorry about the hassle! Irregular/sporadic issues like this are really hard to troubleshoot because it's impossible to know if they're fixed or if they're just not happening while you're looking. With luck, this will give us enough information to figure out the root cause for real this time.

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10 works new to me: five fantasy, and five science fiction, of which at least three are series (if magazines count as series). I have not see that high a fraction of SF in quite a while.

Books Received April 4 — April 10

Poll #34466 Books Received April 4 — April 10
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Which of these look interesting?

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Demonology for Overachievers by Lily Anderson (September 2026)
13 (26.5%)

All Hail Chaos by Sarah Rees Brennan (May 2026)
17 (34.7%)

The Faith of Beasts by James S. A. Corey (April 2026)
7 (14.3%)

FIYAH Literary Magazine Issue 38 published by FIYAH Literary Magazine (April 2026)
15 (30.6%)

House Haunters by KC Jones (October 2026)
8 (16.3%)

The Last Contract of Isako by Fonda Lee (May 2026)
18 (36.7%)

A Wall Is Also a Road by Annalee Newitz (October 2026)
24 (49.0%)

There Are No Giant Crabs in This Novel: A Novel of Giant Crabs by Jason Pargin (November 2026)
21 (42.9%)

A Kiss of Crimson Ash by Anuja Varghese (May 2026)
8 (16.3%)

Teddy Bears Never Die by Cho Yeeun (May 2026)
7 (14.3%)

Some other option (see comments)
1 (2.0%)

Cats!
35 (71.4%)

Little, Big by John Crowley

Apr. 9th, 2026 08:55 am
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A young man walks out of the City and into a multigenerational Tale.

Little, Big by John Crowley
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Coco and chums have an innovative cure for the monster currently rampaging through town... an innovative cure from which a diligent cop is determined to protect society.

Witch Hat Atelier, volume 14 by Kamome Shirahama

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