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I read some older books. Now, I don’t think I read anything particularly ancient this year – nothing from the 1800’s or before – but I didn’t just read newer releases. I read some pulp! I also read some good ol’ fantasy and science fiction. Some of it was great! …some of it, less so…Continue reading “Year of Books 2019: Books of Pulp, Fantasy, and Sci-Fi”
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A Year of Books 2019 — The Best of the Year
Company A by H. K. Devonshire Devonshire’s already famous on Mars, and with reason. His historical fiction about the Martian rangers provide fast-paced novels that keep the attention in marvelous ways, and I’m glad they’re finally being made in Terran editions. In Company A, Devonshire introduces us to the first Martian rangers, led by GregContinue reading “Review: Company A”
Posted byJonJune 1, 2019May 28, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:Company A, H. K. Devonshire, reviews, Science fiction1 Comment on Review: Company A
A Tour of Worlds 2018 — Worlds Without Wonder
Come closer. I have a secret to tell. Yes, you must come closer if you want to know this stunning secret that will shatter your cerebellum! What could be so dangerous? There’s more to the worlds than science fiction and fantasy. I know! Does it shock you? It shocked me! On occasion I adventure outContinue reading “A Tour of Worlds 2018 — Worlds Without Wonder”
Posted byJonAugust 11, 2018August 10, 2018Posted inUncategorizedTags:A. S. King, Ben Aaronovitch, Charlemagne and the Paladins, Damned Good Show, Derek Robinson, Devlin Quick, Doc Phoenix, Doctor Who, Fred van Lente, Hercules, Into the Lion's Den, Jan Karon, Julia Cresswell, Julius Lester, L. Frank Baum, Linda Fairstein, Marv Wolfman, Mitford, Myths and Legends, Osprey Adventures, Oz, Patchwork Girl of Oz, pellet reviews, Prisoner of the Daleks, R.A.F. Quartet, Remembrance of the Daleks, reviews, Rinkitink in Oz, Roar, Roar: The Cauldron, Sean Kiernan, Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good, Steve Moss, Still Life with Tornado, Ted White, The Oz Encounter, The World's Shortest Stories, Time's Memory, Tin Woodman of Oz, Trevor Baxendale, Weird HeroesLeave a comment on A Tour of Worlds 2018 — Worlds Without Wonder
Tour of Worlds 2018 — Adult Worlds of Wonder
Children, step away! You must be this many years old to ride the tours of these worlds! They’re aimed at adults. Boring, scheduled, gray adults! You see, adults need a little extra zip when they visit another world just to get over their bland lives and have a smidgen of excitement. But you see, that’sContinue reading “Tour of Worlds 2018 — Adult Worlds of Wonder”
Posted byJonAugust 4, 2018August 4, 2018Posted inUncategorizedTags:A Dance of Blades, A Dance of Cloaks, A Dance of Mirrors, Aye Robot, Brenda Cooper, Brent Weeks, David Dalglish, Edge of Dark, Geoffrey Wood, Ghost Boy, Jack Vance, John Connolly, Leaper, Lightbringer, Martin Pistorius, Naomi Novik, Peter Prellwitz, reviews, Robert Kroese, Shadowdance, Shards, Showboat World, Temeraire, The Blood Mirror, The Book of Lost Things, The Diamond Deep, The Dragon Masters, Victory of EaglesLeave a comment on Tour of Worlds 2018 — Adult Worlds of Wonder