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The Lights are still out at SFSignal
I glanced at SFSignal this morning, and, as expected, there were no posts yesterday, May 6, 2016. None. Zero. After 12 years of not missing a day, John got a well-deserved day off. Some have speculated (ok, some = me) that somewhere in that decade-plus there must have been at least one day. I certainly am not going back through 12 years of archives to double check that claim. One year of posting…
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Review of THE UNREMEMBERED by Peter Orullian posted at SFSignal
Review of THE UNREMEMBERED by Peter Orullian posted @SFSignal
I enjoy writing reviews but I admit I am something of a wimp in doing so. Writing a book is a difficult task, despite what the proliferation of self-published tomes indicates. Each of the ones I’ve written is an exercise in perseverance, self-discipline and repetition. I applaud anyone who has successfully gone through that process.
Which is why I really dislike writing negative reviews.
For the…
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SFF Book Giveaways
SF Signal has a couple of book giveaways up on their site right now:
Wesley Chu's Tao trilogy (ends 3/6/2015)
Neal Asher's new novel, Dark Intelligence (ends 3/10/15)
I just put my name in for both of them!
Review of SLEEPING LATE ON JUDGEMENT DAY posted on SFSignal
Review of SLEEPING LATE ON JUDGEMENT DAY posted on SFSignal
My review of Sleeping Late on Judgement Day, the third novel in Tad Williams’ Bobby Dollar series, was posted at SFSignal on Christmas Eve. Does that make it a Christmas miracle?
An excerpt:
In this the third (but doubtfully final) novel in the Bobby Dollar series, Williams has propped up many questions to be answered:
Who in Heaven has it in for Dollar and why?
Who is Bobby? Or rather who was he…
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Review of HARRY HARRISON, HARRY HARRISON: A MEMOIR posted at SFSignal.com
My review of the late Harry Harrison’s memoir, appropriately entitled Harry Harrison, Harry Harrison, has been published on the two-time Hugo-award winning SFSignal.com.
An excerpt:
World War II veterans and early pulp fiction writers share a common timeline; they come from a common generation and most of them are slowly but surely passing from this earth. Born in the early 1920s, they went…
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I've been looking forward to the release of The Steampunk User's Manual: An Illustrated Practical and Whimsical Guide to Creating Retro-futurist Dreams by Jeff VanderMeer and Desirina Boskovich eve...
SF Signal offers a detailed look at the table of contents and shares some of our favorite interior spreads from the book.
Review of Half a King by Joe Abercrombie at SFSignal
Review of Half a King by Joe Abercrombie at SFSignal
My review of Half a King by Joe Abercrombie has been posted by the wonderful, bagel-loving JohnD over at SFSignal.com.
An excerpt:
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REVIEW SUMMARY: The world-building is not as deep asBest Served Cold and The First Law trilogy, and there is a bit of a quick twist at the end but Half a King is a fast paced enjoyable read.
MY RATING:
BRIEF SYNOPSIS: Yarvi, second son of a King, born with…
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