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Ronny Diaz r_dm39c8c — The Mask of the Sorcerer is an underappreciated gem that tells the story of one boy's coming of age and his struggle to escape the shadow of his domineering father. Sekenre is not out on a quest to save the world, but merely to preserve some remnant of his morality. He finds himself besieged from within and from without: for to slay a sorcerer is to take his soul within your own. The novel is based on Schweitzer's earlier World-Fantasty-Award-nominated novella "To Become a Sorcerer", and although the story has the trappings of fantasy (there's plenty of spellcasting, the aforementioned soul-stealing, and even a fair bit of kingdom politics), these elements could readily have been swapped out for a science fiction or a modern realist environment. I suspect Darrell Schweitzer chose this approach in order to avoid the baggage and tangential exposition of other genres. If you're a fan of introspective fiction and/or of authors Ursula K. LeGuin, Gene Wolfe or Neil Gaiman, you owe it to yourself to pick this up. Note: Schweitzer has written a collection of short-story follow-ups (collected as Sekenre: The Book of the Sorcerer), but I have yet to read them.

Lars Anttila lanttila — This book is has a random smattering of stories of women who go abroad to live for different reasons. My favorite is the story of a woman who moves to Egypt to support her Egyptian husband as he copes with the loss of his father. The stories are well-edited and short enough that it can be consumed in small, thoughtful bites.