31 May 2011
Covers Unveiled for The Riyria Revelations series by Michael J. Sullivan
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Art by Larry Rostant The Riyria Revelations series was originally self-published and received many accolades online after a grassroots e...
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New Procurements and Book Expo Swag
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Sorry for the slow last week. I was at Book Expo America a bit and also had plenty of work to do at night if I wasn't out with friends.....
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FREE FICTION | The Winds of Khalakovo by Bradley P. Beaulieu
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Those of you with Nooks or the Nook apps can enjoy a free download of The Winds of Khalakovo until June 9th so get it while it is hot. Th...
24 May 2011
Mad Hatter's Reading Log Vol. 5 (April to Mid-May)
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And my reading log continues ever onward. By the middle of May I'll have read 46 books this year, which keeps me on target for 100 book...
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23 May 2011
Cover Unveiled for Lavie Tidhar's Osama
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Lavie Tidhar is never one to shy away from the controversial. In fact I think he courts it somewhat. I try to invite him to be part of thin...
21 May 2011
US & UK Covers Unveiled for Neal Stephenson's Reamde
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Reamde is Neal Stephenson's first standalone novel in quite sometime. At least it seems to be so far. One never knows with Stephenson....
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18 May 2011
REVIEW | Robopocalypse by Daniel H. Wilson
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In the near future, at a moment no one will notice, all the dazzling technology that runs our world will unite and turn against us. Taking o...
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15 May 2011
New Procurements
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Lots of my highly anticipated titles have shown up along with a couple others I just leaned about that look quite interesting. I also bought...
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13 May 2011
REVIEW | Wolfsangel by M.D. Lachlan (Pyr)
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A cabal of mad witches, Norse Gods, bloody battles, and an unrepentant attitude rule Wolfsangel with harsh realities. Wolfsangel is a gri...
10 May 2011
Cover Unveiled for The Rift Walker (Vampire Empire) by Clay & Susan Griffith
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In a word: beautiful. Last year I was pleasantly surprised by Clay and Susan Griffith's novel debut The Greyfriar . It was the perf...
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