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2008 April « Fantasy Book Critic

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Book Reviews, Author Interviews, Giveaways and more…. Archive for April, 2008. Laquo; Previous Entries. Winners of the Scott Sigler/Infected Giveaway! And a Press Release…. Posted by cervantor on PM00000070000000030 1, 2008. Congratulations to Charline Stanley. Kentucky), Karrie Millheim. Florida), Barbara Leclerc. Massachusetts), James Baker. Maryland), Serge Belozerov. Massachusetts), Sheri Mcwilliams. Michigan), Betty Mordecai. Mississippi), Jennifer Cecil. Florida), Mary Primorac. To her upcoming book.

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The Sudden Curve: Books

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Just trying to have a little fun, Folks". Wednesday, June 26, 2013. Richard Matheson, R.I.P. I thought Richard Matheson was going to live another 15 years. But, he didnt. I remember the first story I read my him, and I remember it vividly. Born of Man and Woman. Yech. He pretty much founded the genre of the cannibal zombies, with I am Legend, which has been filmed three times. That must be some kind of a record. He also wrote most of the good original The Twilight Zone: episodes. Jun 26, 2013 4:02:17 PM.

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The Ostentatious Ogre: Collector's Corner: Some Recent Pick-Ups

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Tuesday, May 26, 2009. Collector's Corner: Some Recent Pick-Ups. Huge Lot of Glen Cook Books. It should come as no surprise to anyone reading this that I'm a huge fan of Glen Cook. So when I saw this huge lot of Cook novels up for auction on eBay I couldn't pass it up. I placed my bid and kept my fingers crossed and for once no one sniped me on the auction at the last second. Wer of Fear, Passag. The Sword Bearer and. The first three novels in The Dread Empire. Including the very rare Bleak Seaso. It was...

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The Ostentatious Ogre: Review: Fevre Dream

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Tuesday, June 2, 2009. Vampires on the great Mississippi River, who’d have thunk? George R.R. Martin, of course. Martin is a genius. He's able to take a genre in this instance Vampire Horror and reimagine it in a completely fresh and compelling way. Much like he did with his werewolf novella The Skin Trade. As we made our way down the Mississippi. Get your hands on a copy of this novel. June 3, 2009 at 6:04 AM. I read Fevre Dream soon after I finished the 3rd Song of Fire book as I was in need of a GRRM ...

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Bees : Shadows of the Apt

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Shadows of the Apt. The Sun of the Morning, by Adrian Tchaikovsky. This is the story that appeared in Deathray a few months back, which they’re happy for me to repost on here by now. I’m planning this to be the first in a sequence, but we’ll see how that goes. There is a somewhat peculiar genesis for this particular story that centres on a live role-playing []. Written by Adrian Tchaikovsky. On August 5th, 2009. Bee-kinden by David Mumford. Written by Adrian Tchaikovsky. On March 30th, 2009. This is a pr...

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Bitterwood: April 2008

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Can a man take fire in his bosom, and his clothes not be burned? For the sake of humanity, join in Bitterwood's revolt." - Kirkus Reviews. Read Chapter One for Free! The Bitterwood page at Solaris Books! Download the cover art for your desktop! Sunday, April 20, 2008. I just cruised over to the Solaris website and discovered they finally have a sample chapter up for Dragonforge! Sunday, April 13, 2008. Because five is obviously too many.". Oh, who am I kidding? You know someone's going to have an arrow s...

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The Ostentatious Ogre: You'd have to pay me to finish: The Caryatids by Bruce Sterling

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Monday, May 25, 2009. You'd have to pay me to finish: The Caryatids by Bruce Sterling. This book is not good. Not good at all. You'd have to pay me to finish this novel. May 25, 2009 at 2:13 PM. It's nice to see someone else who isn't scared to admit when they can't finish a book :). May 25, 2009 at 2:24 PM. I saw you doing it on your blog with Heart Shaped box and the Max Frei book so I figured I'd follow your lead once more and start doing it as well. May 25, 2009 at 7:24 PM. May 26, 2009 at 5:36 PM.

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Bitterwood: 55827, collapsing wave forms, balls in the air, Swedes

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Can a man take fire in his bosom, and his clothes not be burned? For the sake of humanity, join in Bitterwood's revolt." - Kirkus Reviews. Read Chapter One for Free! The Bitterwood page at Solaris Books! Download the cover art for your desktop! Sunday, April 6, 2008. 55827, collapsing wave forms, balls in the air, Swedes. The longer I can write without making that pivital choice, the more my imagination keeps getting to say, "Oh, but what if? Uh-oh, I need a ball right now. Solaris Book of New Fantasy.

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The Ostentatious Ogre: Impressions of Postscripts 18

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Wednesday, May 27, 2009. Impressions of Postscripts 18. Impressions aren't a review per say rather just some thoughts on what I've been reading. Impressions will usually consist of a cluster of short stories seeing as I usually read short stories in spurts between novels. I feel this. Will be a good way to get my thoughts down. And more digestible for you the reader. Postscripts 18: This is the Summer of Love. In the Porches of My Ears by Norman Prentiss. Get up and move? A difficult position to be put in.

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The Ostentatious Ogre: Review: The House of the Stag

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Monday, May 25, 2009. Review: The House of the Stag. The House of the Stag. I was sold. Sitting down in my lazy boy recliner and cracking the cover I didn’t quite know what to expect and sometimes it’s the unexpected that turns out to be just what I was looking for. From the beginning the story seems to draw influence from of all books; The Bible. The concept of The Mountain in the second section of the book is wholly unique to any fantasy I’ve read. Also the way she handles the race of demons ...Along w...