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Author Archives: Stefan (Far Beyond Reality)
Fifty Page Fridays: Touchstone by Melanie Rawn
Fifty Page Fridays is a brand new feature here at Far Beyond Reality, so before I get to the actual post, here’s what this is all about. The short version: it’s a brief post about a book I normally wouldn’t … Continue reading
Shadow Ops: Control Point by Myke Cole
“Magic is the new nuke.” That’s how one member of the military describes the biggest change to our reality yet: overnight, random people are waking up with powerful magical abilities. Some can control water or fire. Some are necromancers. Some … Continue reading
Strata by Bradley Beaulieu and Stephen Gaskell
In the 22nd century, resource depletion and Earth’s ever-increasing energy demands have led humanity to a brand new frontier: huge platforms circle the Sun and draw energy directly from its surface. In the past, corporations offered enticing contracts that included … Continue reading
A few announcements: Facebook, Fifty Page Fridays, and Giveaways!
Far Beyond Reality is one month old! Thank you to all the early adopters who are already following the site and reading my reviews. As you’d expect from a new site like FBR, there will occasionally be some changes and … Continue reading
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Chasing the Moon by A. Lee Martinez
Diana’s had a tough time of it lately, but finally a stroke of luck comes along: after a long search, she finds the perfect apartment. It’s affordable. It’s furnished exactly the way she likes. There’s even a jukebox with all … Continue reading
Songs of the Earth by Elspeth Cooper
“Suffer ye not the life of a witch.” So it is written in the scripture of the Holy Suvaeon Knights. Bad luck then for Gair, a Novice Knight, that he can hear the “songs of the earth” that allow him … Continue reading
The Magicians by Lev Grossman
The Magicians by Lev Grossman is one of the most frequently reviewed fantasy novels of the last few years, which isn’t surprising because the author is a well known writer (and book reviewer) for TIME Magazine, and the book was … Continue reading

