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Review: x0 by Sherrie Cronin
x0: An Interactive Novel by Sherrie Cronin (9780985156183) : Cinnabar Press/Smashwords (2012) Lola Zeitman is an accomplished oil & gas industry geologist, as well as a devoted wife and mother to three children. She is also discovering that she is … Continue reading
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Tagged ebooks, fiction, interactive, novel, review, sci-fi, sherrie cronin
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Review: Edge of Dark Water by Joe R. Lansdale
Edge of Dark Water by Joe R. Lansdale (9780316188432) : Mulholland Books (2012) Anybody who’s read my blog for a decent length of time should know that I love me some Joe R. Lansdale. The East Texas author has such … Continue reading
New Review Up at Shroud: Westlake Soul by Rio Youers
Hi folks, My latest review for Shroud Magazine Book Reviews Online is up and riding the waves of the cyber-ocean. This time I’m reviewing Rio Youers’ new novel Westlake Soul. Also, you might remember me mentioning this author before in my very … Continue reading
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Tagged fiction, novel, review, rio youers, shroud magazine
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Review: The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss (9780756404741): Daw Fantasy (2007) What is the difference between epic and non-epic fantasy? Is it the level of world-building? Is it the scope? Generally, epic fantasy is driven by the conflicts that affect … Continue reading
Review: Preacher, v.1 : Gone to Texas by Garth Ennis
Preacher, Vol. 1: Gone to Texas by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon (9781848563216): Titan Books, Ltd./Vertigo (2009) Gone to Texas begins when a powerful creature known as Genesis, the result of the coupling an angel and a demon, escapes from its heavenly … Continue reading
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Tagged fiction, garth ennis, graphic novel, preacher, review, steve dillon
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