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Cameron’s Book Round-Up, May and June 2023
Cameron’s Book Round-Up, May and June 2023

Okay, as usual, I let this sit too long. In my defense, I had a new job, COVID, and international travel in there, so things got dicey. A lot of good books this time, though it covers more ground than I normally do, time-wise. All title links go to bookshop.

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Book reviews, Written by: CameronCameron SummersStephen King, It, N.K. Jemisin, The World We Make, Just like Home, Sarah Gailey, This Book is Full of Spiders, Jason Pargin/David Wong, No Longer Human, Osamu Dazai, Babbling Corpse, Grafton Tanner, The Worm and HIs Kings, Hailey Piper, Dracula, Bram StokerComment
Kill The Cop On Your Bookshelf: Recommendations for Unbureaucratic Fiction
Kill The Cop On Your Bookshelf: Recommendations for Unbureaucratic Fiction

Edgar and I are traveling, and so we’ve prepared these posts in advance. Right now, I want to share with you something that isn’t quite a genre but which are unified by a particular set of qualities. Maybe that’s what a genre really is. I don’t have a good name for them, so I’m going to describe this as “unbureaucratic” fiction.

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Book Lists, Written by: CameronCameron Summersunbureaucratic fiction, It, Stephen King, Lovecraft Country, The Destroyer of Worlds, Matt Ruff, Max Gladstone, Last Exit, The Blade Between, Sam J. Miller, The Night Will Find Us, Matthew Lyons, John Dies at the End, Jason Pargin/David Wong, No Gods No Monsters, Cadwell Turnbull, The Hollow Places, T. Kingfisher, Vurt, Jeff NoonComment