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The Fantasy Bookshelf: November 2011

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Thursday, November 3, 2011. REVIEW - The Omen Machine, Terry Goodkind. Is book number thirteen in Terry Goodkind's internationally best-selling series, The Sword of Truth. An accident leads to the discovery of a mysterious machine that has rested hidden deep underground for countless millennia. The machine awakens to begin issuing a series of increasingly alarming, if minor, omens. The omens turn out to be astonishingly accurate, and ever more ominous. But Goodkind uses prophecy differently in this story...

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The Fantasy Bookshelf: FANTASY REWIND 3: The Sword of Truth Series, Terry Goodkind

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Sunday, October 30, 2011. FANTASY REWIND 3: The Sword of Truth Series, Terry Goodkind. Let's be honest, Terry Goodkind is brilliant. Needless to say that his books are brilliant too. Goodkind is a master storyteller, sculpting a sophisticated world entwined in intrigue, love, loss and above all else, magic. Oh yeah, and I shouldn't forget to mention prophecy. The Sword of Truth. Is long and satisfying story. Read the blurb for yourself:. But now more about the story:. Every emotion is genuine, every feel...

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The Fantasy Bookshelf: September 2011

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Thursday, September 22, 2011. Review - King Rat, China Mieville. China Mieville is an author I've been willing myself to pick up and try. I was forever approached by people and lectured about how gritty and graphic, weird and wonderful Mieville's stories are. Having now completed King Rat,. I can tell you that these descriptions are indeed true. with exceptions. Sophisticated. Perhaps a read of Orwell's Politics and the English Language. Could have benefited Mieville here? 3 OUT OF 5. Patrick J. Wood.

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The Fantasy Bookshelf: Welcome Back!

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Thursday, January 17, 2013. 2012 year in review: a detailed look at the 37 books I read last year. New reviews of my favourite books of 2012. More fantasy flashbacks, where I reflect on my favourite books. So once again, thank you for your support. I leave you with this question:. What was your favourite book of 2012 and why? Patrick J. Wood. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Game of Thrones, George R. R. Martin. Emerald Atlas, John Stepehns. Under the Dome, Stephen King. Stephen R. Donaldson.

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The Fantasy Bookshelf: Review - King Rat, China Mieville

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Thursday, September 22, 2011. Review - King Rat, China Mieville. China Mieville is an author I've been willing myself to pick up and try. I was forever approached by people and lectured about how gritty and graphic, weird and wonderful Mieville's stories are. Having now completed King Rat,. I can tell you that these descriptions are indeed true. with exceptions. Sophisticated. Perhaps a read of Orwell's Politics and the English Language. Could have benefited Mieville here? 3 OUT OF 5. Patrick J. Wood.

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A Newbie's Guide to Publishing: Konrath's Ebook Predictions from 2009.

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Wednesday, September 28, 2011. Konrath's Ebook Predictions from 2009. I wrote the following blog post in 2009, a list of ebook predictions. I'll put my recent updates in bold:. 1 Ebook readers will be available in stores for less than $99.I believe this is the magic price point, and the ability for consumers to purchase their device at their favorite department store will finally allow this tech to enter the mainstream. As of today, the Amazon Kindle is now available for $79. Kobo has been $99. 4 Ebooks ...

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The Fantasy Bookshelf: Review - Feed, Mira Grant.

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Tuesday, October 11, 2011. Review - Feed, Mira Grant. Is a unique zombie novel down to its very foundations. Its an understatement to say that story that took me by surprise. Firstly, examine the cover: you see a cracked concrete background with the word 'Feed'. I have never read a zombie novel with so much meticulous detail. This isn't a story that merely says 'once upon a time everything was fine and then there were zombies.'. 4 out of 5. Patrick J. Wood. October 17, 2011 at 9:02 PM. A Question Of ITIL.

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The Fantasy Bookshelf: October 2011

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Sunday, October 30, 2011. FANTASY REWIND 3: The Sword of Truth Series, Terry Goodkind. Let's be honest, Terry Goodkind is brilliant. Needless to say that his books are brilliant too. Goodkind is a master storyteller, sculpting a sophisticated world entwined in intrigue, love, loss and above all else, magic. Oh yeah, and I shouldn't forget to mention prophecy. The Sword of Truth. Is long and satisfying story. Read the blurb for yourself:. But now more about the story:. Every emotion is genuine, every feel...

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The Fantasy Bookshelf: IN THE SHADOWS - Madeleine Cleary

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Wednesday, November 2, 2011. IN THE SHADOWS - Madeleine Cleary. Guest Reviewer - Madeleine Cleary. If you are looking for something light, fresh and amusing, pick up The. Esque series that capitalizes on the hearts and minds of naïve fifteen-year-old girls! While The Vampire Academy. Series does in fact follow the complicated “love triangle” plot line reminiscent of Twilight,. It defines itself through its quirky and often dark humour and its unique character profiles. All in all: not Twilight. Labels: I...