The Dresden Files have opened my mind up to a genre I've never read before: Urban Fantasy. And I don't know how many times I have reread the entire series. Ben Aaronovitch and his Peter Grant series came next and just made me love the genre even more. Jim C. Hines is the kind of guy who always has s...
Isaac is a libriomancer. He can pull items from the pages of a book and use them in the world. Unfortunately the magic has a price and after pulling the tripods from War of the Worlds he has been forbidden from using magic. But when vampires show up at the library where he works he's forced back i...
Originally posted at The BiblioSanctum.This was a book I had high hopes for, ever since finding out what it was about. At some point in our childhoods, I'm sure all of us bibliophiles have wished that the worlds in our favorite books were real, and wondered what it would be like to interact with wit...
Isaac is a libriomancer, one of a few people on earth who loves books so much he can manifest objects directly from their pages. It's a fantastic power, but one that is strictly guarded. When his magic use got out of control, he was pulled from field work and told not to use magic again. Now he's...
The main character Isaac is a retired libriomancer. As a libriomancer Isaac has the power to reach into books and take items written about out of the book. Since he is retired he is now a librarian with a magic spider that when something bad is going to happen the spider goes up in flames. Vamp...
Isaac, is a young man, a libromancer who has been banned from using his magical abilities. The group that oversees magical uses called The Porters thinks he is a danger. He is close to losing his mind to the characters in the books. In this world they can take you over, possess you. There is a reall...
In our crazy, ranking-obsessed world, it is sometimes hard to remember that those three stars up there are not absolute, but a loose representation or summation of many different factors, and that three stars here and three stars there does not necessarily mean that all of those factors line up. I h...
Spoilers. Libriomancers have the ability to “pull” things such as objects and even people/animals (albeit, it’s a bit dangerous to pull anything other than objects from the books) from books. Isaac is a libriomancer who has been delegated to a librarian job after something went awry during an invest...
Magic allows certain people to pull objects out of books, shaped by the love of readers and the power of the Libriomancer. Isaac’s job though is not to go off fighting monsters anymore, because with magic such as this, there needs to be someone to catalogue books based on which items may be useful t...
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