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Rajat Sachdeva _ajat_achdeva — How interesting to juxtapose the Psy race, who have a Matrix-like Psy Net and a suppression of emotions, along with the Changelings who are typical were-animals. This world is very clearly where sci fi and fantasy collide. The romance element is very prevalent (and typical), though, with a heroine and a hero overcoming racial, emotional, and personal tensions to be together. I actually think these books would be cooler if they weren't romances and tried to build up more story arcs across the books.

Alexis Clyburn elvynne — Daniel Clausen definitely has a winner with his collection of short stories, The Lexical Funk. With just the right amount of humor and emotion, these stories examine unique characters and situations that will tickle your funny bone and break your heart all at once. Clausen has a frank but intelligent style that gives the stories a conversational feel, as though you’re listening to a bar buddy with an English degree tell you about the woes of a friend of a friend, and it’s splendid. In addition to the stories, there are short Lexical Interludes that often break the fourth wall, addressing the reader and referring to the book itself, giving the whole work a nice meta touch. Definitely pick up this book if you’re looking for engaging and intriguing stories that will stick with you long after you’ve read them. My personal favorite was the bizarre “The Spectacular Adventures of Dictionary Salesmen”, which is just as fantastic as its title would have you believe. This is not one to be missed!

James Williams jamesmawilliams — This is the second Bradbury book I've read (the first being Fahrenheit 451), and just like the first, it was absolutely marvelous. The storyline is not exactly cohesive; rather Bradbury gives a series of stories using the premise of Earth's colonization of Mars. I love the subtle sinisterness Bradbury uses to shape the novel.