#1) Prosper's Demon ★★★★★"As if Deadpool had slipped into the body of the Witcher Geralt"me : *vibrating at a frequency that shatters glass*me : yeah i'm anticipating this a normal amount Bl...
If you're into stuff like this, you can read the full review.Farcical Hilarity: "Inside Man" by K. J. Parker“It’s just a job, that’s all - a job for which we get no pay, no thanks, a volcanic bo...
Definitely my least favorite of the novellas so far, though it's still Parker and therefore was a joy to read. This series just isn't my favorite of his works, but I liked Prospect's Demon better. Mor...
"I distinctly remember telling them all, back in the day. It'll all end in tears, I told them. But they wouldn't listen, and they went ahead, and the rest is theology."I adored this. It's dripping wit...
A great follow-up to the first, with a new perspective that really leaned into the tone that I think I'm going to call cosmic humour. There's an almost Pratchett-y vibe when it really picks up, paired...
I’m fairly sure I’d enjoy reading a shopping list written by this author. But in the context of much of his excellent writing I was a little disappointed by this novella.It’s the follow up to Pr...
KJ Parker getting closer to his Tom Holt persona here with a strong Good Omens flavour. Tale of exorcism told by a demon, very much about the Ineffable Plan, with a lot of excellent jokes to go with t...
4.5 starsWhat if the good and bad entities of Heaven and Hell lived in an eternal pencil-pushing bureaucratic battle of stabilized opposition? What if you threw in one interesting, free-thinking oddba...
The sequel to Prosper's demon is told in the perspective of.... well... Prosper's Demon.An intriguing twist where the story follows from the point of view of the Demon instead of the exorcist or the v...
Sadly, this was a pretty meh read. The roles have changed from Prosper's Demon and this story is told from the POV of a demon with the exorcist from the first book nowhere in . The "hell is a mismanag...