Mad Hatter's Bookshelf & Book Review
30 May 2012

REVIEW | Control Point by Myke Cole

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Military Fantasy has been a staple of genre for decades. The Black Company, Malazan, Tchaikovsky's Shadows of the Apt, and the Warhammer...
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29 May 2012

New Procurements

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The bi-weekly time to shelve the new arrivals has come which means pictures of the latest books. Lots of big names with books are just comin...
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25 May 2012

Brandon Sanderson is Still the Hardest Working Man in Fantasy

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Brandon Sanderson has been regarded for a long time as one of the most consistent writers in Fantasy. Since his debut novel Elantris , came ...
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24 May 2012

Cover Unveiled for Devil Said Bang by Richard Kadrey

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Devil Said Bang will be the fourth in the Sandman Slim series from Richard Kadrey, a series that just keeps picking up steam. The covers...
22 May 2012

A Slew of Pyr Covers (New covers for Sykes, Hodder, and the Griffiths)

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Information on Pyr's Fall/Winter 2012 is starting to trickle out and it looks to be a great season ahead with a couple series being wrap...
16 May 2012

Cover Unveiled for The Mad Scientist's Guide to World Domination

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I first heard about The Mad Scientist's Guide to World Domination nearly two years ago. It was actually Adams' second all-origin...
14 May 2012

Mad Hatter's Reading Log - March and April

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My house is now sold so I'm hoping I'm getting over my slow blogging rut. But we'll see. It was just a huge relief to hand over ...
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06 May 2012

New Procurements

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Lots of pretties have shown up or been purchased the last couple of weeks. Let's begin, as usual, at the top. A quick trip to the...
02 May 2012

REVIEW | Angelmaker by Nick Harkaway

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Nick Harkaway burst on to the scene with The Gone Away World , in 2008 with what many considered one of the best debuts of year. We had to w...
01 May 2012

UK Cover Unveiled for Bitter Seeds by Ian Tregillis

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It was announced some months ago that Ian Tregillis' series The Milkweed Triptych would be released in the UK through Orbit. At first...
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