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- Bound to the Admiral Lighthouses of Devmaer Book 1 by Libby Campbell Genre: Steamy Fantasy SciFi Romance He controls the queen’s navy but can he tame the princess? When her parents choose a gruff, battle-hardened admiral as her mate and give her no say at […]
- What kind of government replaced the Roman Empire in 5th Century Britain? How does that relate to King Arthur? The post The Consilium, Dark Age Politics, Part 9 appeared first on Sean Poage.
- The causes of the disaster are these: First: The estimations of this planet’s temperature were incorrect. The beacon should never have been placed. This planet is no more capable of supporting human life than our own polar wastelands. Second: My companions are all dead. I […]
- Rakefire and Other Stories by Jason Ray CarneyS.E. rating: 5 of 5 starsRakefire and Other Stories's Sum Is Greater Than Its PartsThe book blurb labels this “Fever Dreams of Sword & Sorcery in an Eld Realm of Unfathomable Beauty and Cruelty” and it also contains […]
- This Week, I've Been Mixing it Up With. . .The Alloy of LawI was so pleased to see that Brandon Sanderson had extended his original Mistborn Trilogy, as I found the magical system he’d developed for the series, that of Allomancy, Feruchemy, and Hemalurgy – […]
- Help! Please Vote for “Percival”! Time is running out! The Poll/Contest ends Tomorrow, on Sunday, at Midnight! Hey folks! Mike here. If you have the spare time, Please Click on the image of the book cover above, go to this page, scroll down, and Vote […]
- I cut my teeth on Sword and Planet fiction, first reading the Barsoom stories of Edgar Rice Burroughs, and then the many tales by those ERB influenced, such as Gardner Fox, Alan Burt Akers (Ken Bulmer), and many others. I consider S & P to […]