Mad Hatter's Bookshelf & Book Review
20 February 2012

(New) Cover Unveiled for Amped by Daniel H. Wilson

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Last year a different cover was released for Wilson's next novel  Amped , which focused more on the neuron's firing aspect from ...
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17 February 2012

FREE FICTION | Martha Wells Three Worlds Shorts

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Last night I finished  The Serpent Sea by Martha Wells, which is the sequel to the wondrous world she created with The Cloud Roads . If ...
16 February 2012

Recently Procured

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I am DONE with traveling. Finally. And I, of course, had a pile of book awaiting me in addition to a few picked up on the road. Between a tr...
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09 February 2012

Cover Unveiled for vN by Madeline Ashby

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Sometimes you see a cover and gloss over and other times a quick glace turns into a long stare. vN is decidedly in the latter camp as th...
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07 February 2012

Behold My New Bookshelves!!!

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As this post goes live I will be on a short vacation, but clearly I have not forgotten you, my loyal readers. I could never. The night I was...
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03 February 2012

UK Cover Unveiled for Hannu Rajaniemi's The Fractal Prince

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Rajaniemi's debut The Quantum Thief took the Sci-Fi world by storm in 2010. It certainly made an impression on me . So saying I can...
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01 February 2012

REVIEW | Faith by John Love

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My last "what should I read next" poll had a clear winner with Throne of the Crescent Moon , which has already been receiving hig...
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29 January 2012

VIDEO | The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore

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Simply a wonderful short film that will enchant book lovers everywhere. Via SFSignal You Might Also Like: VIDEO | Axe Cop the Movie ...
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25 January 2012

New Procurements

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Things are in full swing as I wind-down operations at Mad Hatter Central in preparation of moving into Mad Hatter Manor. Yes, that means I...
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21 January 2012

Mad Hatter's Reading Log Vol. 12 (December)

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December saw me trying to cram in all the books I've been meaning to read this year. It turned out to be a very good month with hardly a...
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