Mad Hatter's Bookshelf & Book Review
28 February 2013

Covers Unveiled for Lexicon by Max Barry

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US Cover, Art by  Will Staehle I've been a fan of Max Barry's since his satirical Sci-Fi winner  Jennifer Government , but it wa...
20 February 2013

New Procurements

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It is new book time! To start us off we have two purchases. American Elsewhere is Robert Jackson Bennett's just released novel, wh...
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14 February 2013

INTERVIEW | Bradley P. Beaulieu on His New Series

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Already Bradley P. Beaulieu has released the first two books of The Lays of of Anuskaya series in the last two years. The third and final b...
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13 February 2013

REVIEW | The Daylight War by Peter V. Brett

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The Daylight War is the third book in the Demon Cycle series, which is planned at 5 books at this point. So it is very much a middle volume...
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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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24 January 2013

New Procurements

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My shelves seem to be overflowing more than ever before. This is despite cutting back drastically on the number of review copies I actually ...
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18 January 2013

GUEST REVIEW | A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan & Brandon Sanderson

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Two diplomas, three jobs, one marriage, one kid, three dogs, twenty years. Those are a few of the things that have happened to me since I...
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Introducing Our First Guest Reviewer

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Mad Hatter's Bookshelf will be entering its fifth year in a few months and in all that time other than a review written with my wife I h...
11 January 2013

The Hattie Awards 2012!!! Or the best books of 2012 (That I've read)

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In 2011 I clocked in with 125 books read. This year I just skirted by 100 with 105 books read with many of those graphic novels. Overall, 20...
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09 January 2013

Cover Unveiled for The Flames of Shadam Khoreh by Bradley Beaulieu

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Art by Aaron J. Riley . Bradley Beaulieu's series The Lays of Anuskaya perfectly melds Fantasy with skyfaring Russian and Persian in...
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