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The Butcher of Sinai
This story was rejected by what, do you think I’m going to tell you? LOL, so I decided I’d post it here. If you like it, I’ll be sure to share the anthology with you when it comes out because … Continue reading
Posted in The Book of Pinian
Tagged aaron, bible, god, miriam, moses, religion, the book of pinian, the ten commandments, urverse
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What’s new, end of March edition
Hey there Hatstanders. What’s up? We don’t talk anymore. I mean, except when we do. Just not on the blog, so it’s getting a bit ghost-towny. Here’s a quick catch-up on this Thursday afternoon. I’m still reading, although round two … Continue reading
Posted in #SPSFC, Astro Tramp 400, Edpool, Oræl Rides To War, The Book of Pinian
Tagged #SPSFC, amwriting, blog of meh +3, Meh
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ARvekt: A Review
This review is part of my judging effort for the SPSFC. For a little intro to the whole thing and an explanation of my judging style, see this practice review. Next up for SPSFC round two was ARvekt, Book 1 … Continue reading
Zero Day Threat: A Review
This review is part of my judging effort for the SPSFC. For a little intro to the whole thing and an explanation of my judging style, see this practice review. Next on our semi-finals slate is Zero Day Threat, Book … Continue reading
Posted in #SPSFC, Edpool
Tagged #SPSFC, book reviews, haunted past, heist, in space, ocean's eleven
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The Rings of Power
Okay so I guess we’re talking about this. There is a new piece of the Lord of the Rings saga being adapted for the screen. After the functionally-impossible-to-top trilogy of the early 2000s and the well-meaning prequel trilogy of the … Continue reading
A Touch of Death: A Review
This review is part of my judging effort for the SPSFC. For a little intro to the whole thing and an explanation of my judging style, see this practice review. I’m launching into the semi-finals of the SPSFC with gusto, … Continue reading
Posted in #SPSFC, Edpool
Tagged #SPSFC, book reviews, dystopian fiction, outlands, reading time with edpool
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SPSFC: Meet your Team Space Lasagna semi-finalists
Today each of the ten teams for the Self-Published Science Fiction Contest announced their three top books. That means 27 shiny new top-tier books will be finding their way to me for reading and reviewing in coming weeks (or, you … Continue reading
Bloodlines: A Review
As a fun and intriguing close-out to my 2021 and opening to my 2022, I read Bloodlines: An Empire City Special Crimes Novel (The Guardian of Empire City, book one), by Peter Hartog. Hartog is another author I have been … Continue reading
So long, 2021
Here comes 2022, and it’ll hopefully be a mild improvement even though the virus is still apparently fucking us over and we’ll be getting booster shots until everybody becomes anti-vaxxers and we all die or whatever. And 2022’s roster of public … Continue reading