There are stories you read, stories you remember, and then—rarely—stories that seem to read you back. PonWerDas – Namír, the House Dragon, the fourth installment in the ambitious PonWerDas series by Sabastian Gall, firmly belongs in that last category. It is not merely a continuation of a narrative arc; it is an intellectual and emotional… Read More »
There is a particular pleasure, perhaps best understood by those of us who haunt second-hand bookshops and linger far too long in the quieter aisles of Waterstones, in discovering a novel that refuses to sit comfortably within the boundaries of genre. Sabastian Gall’s PonWerDas – Confabulation or String Theory delivers exactly that kind of experience—an… Read More »
There are books you read for entertainment, and then there are books that quietly pull you into a deeper state of reflection—stories that linger long after the final page. PonWerDas – Pulsations, the second instalment in Sabastian Gall’s ambitious PonWerDas series, firmly belongs to the latter category. As a lifelong bookworm with a particular love… Read More »