"This is a story about monsters. The real ones. Not the ones we tell children about."
I bought The Impossible Bird based on my past experience with Patrick O'Leary, including his wonderful debut novel, Door Number Three, which I commented on here, and The Gift with the literary sensibilities of Gene Wolfe, and in those two books the combination worked very well. And that's why the fi...
There seems to be a resurgence in time-travel novels, although they seem to be taking unusual shapes and forms. Or maybe I'm just hitting a bunch in a row: John Kessel's humorous take on time, Connie Willis' upcoming novel set in the same world as her award winning "Time Watch," and now this unusual...
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