by Richard Kadrey
Originally read December 21, 2013 This is an urban fantasy story. Although I normally enjoy traditional fantasy books, urban fantasy is more hit-or-miss for me. In my somewhat limited experience, urban fantasy books often have less clearly-defined world building and more of what feels to me like ...
I love, love, love this book.It's rough, in some ways, but really, a missing quotation mark here or there didn't phase me with a story this wonderful.I already adore Kadrey's Sandman Slim series, so I thought I'd dip into the back catalogue as well. This is a precursor, both temporally and thematica...
I felt like I am part of the target audience for this book. On the other hand, I felt like the book did a bit too much poking about that: “Hey! This is a book just for people like you! Who like tattoos! And bars! And are into mythology and fantasy! You’re badass and cool! Check it out!” Yeah, ok. U...
Log in with Facebook 
