28 February 2011
NEWS | The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss in Webcomic Form!
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If you're anything like me you have been salivating for The Wise Man's Fear . It is without a doubt the most anticipated Fantasy se...
ANNOUNCEMENT | Brent Weeks' novella Perfect Shadow on Preorder
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A deal has been struck for Brent Weeks' novella Perfect Shadow , placed before the events of the Night Angel Trilogy, to be published i...
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25 February 2011
CLASSIC REVIEW | Ringworld by Larry Niven
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Ringworld is one of the best known Sci-Fi novels of the last fifty years. It is often cited along side Ender's Game as a must read me...
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23 February 2011
ART | China Mieville's Embassytown reveal and more
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Tor UK planned a big launch for China Mieville's latest novel Embassytown in addition to repackaging his complete backlist with a uni...
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18 February 2011
VIDEO | Cradle of the Scar by Peter Orullian author of The Unremembered
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Peter Orullian is trying to take the Fantasy world by storm. So far he seems off to a good start. His debut The Unremembered although sti...
17 February 2011
REVIEW | The House of Discarded Dreams by Ekaterina Sedia
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Ekaterina Sedia, over the course of only a few novels, has assembled a body of work that has continually left me in awe of her creative and ...
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15 February 2011
Cover Unveiled for Before They Are Hanged (Ltd Ed)
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Art by Alexander Preuss Blarg! That's what I have to say about the cover to one of my favorite Fantasy novels of the last decade. T...
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20th Anniversary Edison Cover Unveiled for The Difference Engine
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20th Anniversary Edition The Difference Engine by William Gibson and Bruce Sterling was the first well known Steampunk novel building on...
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13 February 2011
New Procurements
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And the stacks grow ever bigger. Lots of fine review copies and a few buys showed up this week. The World House by Guy Adams - I've ...
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11 February 2011
Covers Unveiled for Heaven's Shadow by David S. Goyer & Michael Cassutt
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US Cover Three years ago, an object one hundred miles across was spotted on a trajectory for Earth's sun. Now, its journey is almost ...
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