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Story for Story&#8217;s Sake: <i>Wanderstop</i> and SFF Books That Reward Reflection

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Keyart from the video game Wanderstop, depicting two characters — a woman with her arms crossed looking angrily to the side, and a smiling man wearing an apron and holding a steaming cup — sit together on a bench
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storytelling

Story for Story’s Sake: Wanderstop and SFF Books That Reward Reflection

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piranesi

Laika’s Piranesi Adaptation Taps The Terror Creator to Pen the Script

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Collection of covers for 13 books to read when you need an escape
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Out of This World: Books to Read When You Need an Escape

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Billy (Joe Locke) and Agatha (Kathryn Hahn) stand on the Witches Road in Agatha All Along
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Agatha All Along

SFF Reading Recommendations for the Characters of Agatha All Along

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Cover of The Wood at Midwinter by Susanna Clarke
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book review

More Than the Sum of Its Parts: The Wood at Midwinter by Susanna Clarke

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Photo of author Susanna Clarke and the cover of the upcoming anniversary edition of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
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Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell

The Raven King Returns: Revealing the Anniversary Edition of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell

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piranesi

Laika Is Creating an Animated Adaptation of Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi

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book recommendations

5 Books With Devilishly Dangerous Fairy Deals

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Jo Walton Reads

Jo Walton’s Reading List: July 2023

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Tor.com 15th Anniversary

Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi and the Renaissance Memory Palace

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Historical Fantasy

Five Historical Fantasy Novels That Reimagine British History

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Fantasy

Tracing the Affinities Between Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi and C.S Lewis’ The Magician’s Nephew

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“Writing is the closest thing we have to real magic.”

R.F. Kuang, Yellowface

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