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Brian Askew baskew4e532 — This is an excellent collection of short stories. The diversity of the various tales is undercut by themes of wonder, horror, and the unexplained (not to sound too cliche about it). What I especially appreciated was the approach the book took to finding content. Authors were contacted to write short works based on the idea that good stories leave the reader asking, "...And then what happened?" This holds true throughout and while the stories all reinforce the theme, for the most part they can also hold their own. If you're a fan of short fiction this is one collection you won't want to pass up.

Luka Ritonja lukaritonja — I actually stopped in the middle of this, because I found the main character -- at least his younger self -- a completely annoying Mary Sue. Tragically orphaned, amazingly talented, capable of scraping by on just his quick wits and charming smile. Not to mention predictable, unrelatable, and terribly boring. Much of the backstory runs along the same lines as Harry Potter; Kvothe even makes a nemesis at school who's interchangeable with Draco Malfoy. But there's no Ron or Hermione here, and where Harry is presented as quite human and flawed in many ways, Kvothe is constantly cast as an exceptional loner who stands apart from his peers. Over and over again, he alienates those around him with amazing feats of magic and derring-do, while simultaneously maintaining an unbelievable lack of self-awareness. The story of adult Kvothe was mildly interesting, but not worth slogging thru the tired backstory. Wish this had been better.

Scart Javier snapies — It's about mindless fucking that includes menage a trois and anal sex. Overall, the sex is quite good tho. I have to admit I've been skipping Riley's stories.

Antônio Matheus anttoniomad307 — I enjoyed this short vampire story enough to look up the rest of the Midnight Playground series.

Matheus Mota matheusmota — This book is totally worth reading for the great ideas - it's just unfortunate that the writing style gets tediously repetitive at times.

Pedro Jimenez pedrojimenez97 — An inspiring autobiography about the first female cadet in the Citadel. Humbling to hear about all that she went thru on a daily basis and yet was still able to focus on her long term goal and deliver high in both academics and athleticism.

Elisa Seeds _7e23f — Both sad and melancholic, The Graveyard Book still left me with a good feeling. I wish it would've been longer, (there's so much more in that world that I want to explore!) but it doesn't feel rushed and the ending makes sense.