Blog Posts
Random thoughts, serious musings, total nonsense, reviews of recently finished books. All available here. Please don’t take anything contained within personally, Tomeopathy doesn’t even know you.
Library
Also known as bibliography by author. This contains the good, the bad and the guilty pleasures. Some of the last category will make you question Tomeopathy’s sanity, but it feels no guilt… or shame.
Recommended Reads
FInished a book, need another one and can’t decide what to read next? Or just desperate to find something for a 12 year old to read, so they’ll stop banging on about Harry Potter’s snitch? Step inside…
Book Pile
Anybody who considers themselves to be a proper reader has a book pile, unless they’ve got a kindle, in which case they’ve got more room on their bedside table and fewer visual reminders of just how much easier it is to buy books than read them. This is Tomeopathy’s list of unread purchases.
Latest Blog Posts
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You – Austin Grossman
After a very fantasy heavy start to my reading year, I thought I’d read something a little different, You was the book I chose. I was expecting something along the[…]
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The Court of Broken Knives – Anna Smith Spark
The Court of Broken Knives is the first book in the Empires of Dust trilogy, it follows three main perspectives. Marith has just joined a group of mercenaries, he has[…]
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Previous Reads
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…he’s a cold, calculating, manipulative and violent monstrosity, or at least he was when he was ten, as he gets older his real character flaws begin to emerge.
Broken Empire Trilogy
Mark Lawrence
…she is rarely alone in her various adventures, help (unwanted though it may be) is on hand in the six inch high, heavily tattooed and frequently inebriated from of the local Nac Mac Feegle clan.
The Tiffany Aching Books
Terry Pratchett
…a curse was placed on all the dragons of Gwlad, their size, numbers, and powers have dwindled greatly, the once majestic creatures have been reduced to a flightless shadow of their forbears.
The Ballad of Sir Benfro
J.D. Oswald