Hi guys! Happy Friday. How has this week been so far? Today I am sharing another of my The Crow's Copy Arc Reads with you guys, and this time it's City of Earth, and oh boy, is it a goodie! I am truly excited to share this magical book with you guys. This book captures both the political aspects and some strong, thought-provoking history. First, a little more about the South African author Mats Elliot ( this is his debut novel ), with some info I got from the publisher's website: Mats is a giant nerd. For as long as he can remember, he's loved fantasy and science fiction. Tolkien, Frank Herbert, Ursula Le Guin—these authors had a special gift for building incredibly immersive, detailed worlds. He's always wanted to do something like that, but during his teenage years, he convinced himself that he was terrible at writing (which, to be fair, he might've been). He completed a Master's degree in philosophy, realized that he wasn't cut out for academia,...
Hi guys! Happy Wednesday, and I am officially back to blogging; this time, I am bringing more book reviews into the mix. I was sent the Worldbreaker's Name by C.L. Farley to review for The Crow's Copy as part of an ARC read. C.L. Farley is an awesome South African author and st oryteller who favors speculative fiction and neurodiverse narratives. Her work received a Silver Honorable Mention in Young Writers of the Future (3rd quarter 2022) and an Honorable Mention in Young Writers of the Future (4th quarter 2022). In her spare time, she gardens, collects rocks, plays video games badly, and referees the four cats that adopted her. (This made me love her writing even more because anyone who has cats is automatically a winner in my books!) (Info from her publisher's website !) Blurb: Kellan, a warrior turned scholar, is desperate to cure the magical infection sealed in his leg before it consumes him. Cursed healer, Chiyana, is set to escape her p...