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My review on 's Noonshade.
I recently read and James Barclay's debut novel, the Raven series premiere Dawnthief.
Yesterday, I finished Carol Berg's Rai-kirah series. Sparse anti-spoiler review up.
Instead of a review, I've my first interview. Elizabeth Moon was my, gracious, first victim.
Reading Restoration to finish up Berg's Rai-kirah series. Next up, Dawnthief to begin Barclay's Raven series.
Your garden variety debut.
Stephen Deas The Adamantine Palace
An ending ripe with heart-break and sorrow. The protagonist's last meeting with his wife, in this tale, is the thing of nightmares.
review - Carol Berg's Revelation
No I haven't joined yet, but I've had a good look at the site. As soon as I've finished typing this I'll go over and join. Thank for the invite by the way. :D
A great single person POV redemption story?
Ah, FitzChilvalry!
Nope, it's actually Seyonne.
Huh?
Carol Berg's Transformation
A vampire who isn't the hot boy in school? What an idea. How about a vampire covered in it's own waste, blazing hot with an out of control metabolism (secondary to the infection causing their nocturnal condition) and animalistic predatory behavior...
Sword and sorcery short stories? No, not Fritz Leiber; James Enge. I just finished trying to collate my thoughts on his debut novel, Blood of Ambrose.
Legend is the very novel that got me hooked on Fantasy fiction. I couldn't agree with you more, David Gemmell IS heroic fantasy, all of his novels have similar stories but you never get tired of reading them and ultimately fall in love with each o...
Ugghhh. I just thought of the books I've purchased this year alone. Too much typing. I'm a crazed bargain hunting book shopper. Whether it's garage sales, large clear out chains (Books-a-Million) or the internet, I've managed to stretch the dollar...
I've been chasing Tad Williams' books since I first found The Dragonbone Chair in hardcover. Was that in the late 80's or the early 90's? Great stuff regardless.
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