Neil Jordan's "The Library of Traumatic Memory" follows a man in 2084 Ireland who uses memory technology to communicate with his dead lover, interweaving his story with that of his ancestor two centuries earlier. The roundup also reviews four other recent fantasy and horror novels, including Cameron Sullivan's "The Red Winter," based on the historic Beast of Gévaudan, and Christopher Buehlman's "Between Two Fires," set in plague-ravaged medieval Europe.
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Neil Jordan's "The Library of Traumatic Memory" follows a man in 2084 Ireland who uses memory technology to communicate with his dead lover, interweaving his story with that of his ancestor two centuries earlier. The roundup also reviews four other recent fantasy and horror novels, including Cameron Sullivan's "The Red Winter," based on the historic Beast of Gévaudan, and Christopher Buehlman's "Between Two Fires," set in plague-ravaged medieval Europe.