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Urban Fantasy
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Showing posts with label
Urban Fantasy
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15 May 2014
GUEST POST | Foes and Friends by Tom Doyle
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Foes and Friends by Tom Doyle author of American Craftsmen I owe my first novel to my childhood enemy. I’ve always been fas...
29 January 2013
INTERVIEW | Myke Cole author of Fortress Frontier
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Myke Cole is the author of the Military Fantasy series Shadow Ops, which started last year with Control Point followed by the just release...
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27 November 2012
MINI REVIEW | Cold Days by Jim Butcher
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Where to start with the latest Dresden Files? The 14th in fact. This is one of the longest series I've ever stuck with. The total word...
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17 August 2012
NEWS | Jim Butcher's Cold Days Coming in November and What is Coming Next
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Jim Butcher's 14th novel of the Dresden Files, Cold Days , has been officially given a publication date of November 27th. Below is th...
01 August 2012
FREE FICTION | Jonathan Wood's No Hero
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Jonathan Wood's very pleasing Urban Fantasy alt Cthulhu slash homage to Kurt Russell action movies No Hero is being given away free ...
19 October 2011
REVIEW | Aloha from Hell by Richard Kadrey
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Richard Kadrey is guilty of attempted murder. He is trying to give me a heart attack. Me and all the other readers of the Sandman Slim books...
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30 June 2011
REVIEW | Low Town by Daniel Polansky
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Note this book is being published as Low Town in the US and as The Straight Razor Cure in the UK. Low Town is Polansky's debut, but ...
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16 January 2011
LOOKING FORWARD | Urban Fantasy and Steampunk in 2011
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And the reading list just keep getting longer and longer. Now up are my Urban Fantasy and Steampunk picks for 2011. The Sci-Fi and Fantas...
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30 September 2010
REVIEW | Kill the Dead by Richard Kadrey (Eos)
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Last year Sandman Slim was the most adrenaline pounding, foul-mouthed, and no-nonsense take on Urban Fantasy seen in years. Kadrey took Ur...
12 August 2010
REVIEW | Child of Fire by Harry Connolly (Del Rey)
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Child of Fire is an Urban Fantasy that is not exactly an Urban Fantasy. It has the tropes of and sentimentality, but takes place entirely i...
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01 April 2010
GUEST POST | Mark Teppo On the Spectacle of Magic
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Fellow bibliomaniac Mark Teppo should be no stranger to visitors of Mad Hatter's Bookshelf since I've covered his first two novels ...
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