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Tag Archives: Lisa Tuttle
September and October 2022 book blog
Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana … October was a busy month, there was a family wedding (congratulations to my wonderful nephew Jake and his talented, funny, witty and utterly amazing bride Eva) and also lots … Continue reading
Posted in News, Review, Witterings
Tagged anthology, Fantasy, Fiction, Gwyneth Jones, Horror, Lisa Tuttle, Margrét Helgadóttir, Nightjar Press, Review, Stephen King
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April 2021 book blog
Another book blog. These aren’t reviews, as such, more of a log of why I chose to read the book, and how it made me feel. I kicked off the month with Familiar Spirit by Lisa Tuttle. I’ve been a … Continue reading
Posted in Review
Tagged Ailsa Cox, Carys Bray, Claire Dean, Lisa Tuttle, Megan Lindholm, Nightjar, Robin Hobb, Station Eleven
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