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Category Archives: amreading
The Descendent: The Complete Lovecraftian #45
One of the problems with a writer dying young, apart from the whole dying thing which let’s face it probably puts a bit of a crimp in your day, is what happens to your legacy after you die. By legacy, I … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, book reviews, cthulhu, goodreads, Goth, horror, Lovecraft, mythos, Nyarlathotep, opinion, reads
Tagged #amwriting, azathoth, cthulhu, horror, Lovecraft, lovecraftian, Nyarlathotep, writers
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The Sunday Reviews #3
Okay, your used to the drill by now no doubt and probably see no reason to read this first bit of waffle. Which is fair enough because I’m not sure why I’m writing this first bit of waffle. Other than as … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, book reviews, books, cider lane, fiction, goodreads, indie, indie novels, novels, publication, writes, writing
Tagged bookblog, books, indie, indiebooks, indienovels, kindle, kindleunlimited, novels, writers
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In The Vault: The Complete Lovecraftian #44
Not for the first time, and not for the last, I find myself with little sympathy for the unfortunate main character of a Lovecraft short story. Let’s face it, Lovecraft’s characters often get what they deserve. Okay, that may seem harsh, after all, who … Continue reading
The Sunday Reviews#2
Last Sunday I dropped three short reviews for indie books I have read in the last few months because I was working through a backlog of Amazon reviews. As it proved remarkably popular I thought I would do another one this Sunday, … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, book reviews, books, goodreads, indie, novels, opinion, reads
Tagged #amwriting, amreading, bookblog, bookreview, books
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The Sunday Reviews
I have been known, like most authors, to make mention of the importance of Amazon reviews to the budding author. There are all kinds of mechanics in the background of amazons marketplace that ‘help’ an indie writer find his or … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, book reviews, goodreads, novels, opinion
Tagged bookblog, bookreviews
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The Horror At Red Hook: The Complete Lovecraftian #42
It was back in the 80’s when I first came across the literary universe of H.P Lovecraft, and I came across in it a way that many people fo my generation did, in the form of the Call of Cthulhu … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, book reviews, cthulhu, fiction, gaming, goodreads, Lovecraft, mythos, retro book reviews, rites, sci-fi
Tagged amreading, bookblog, bookreview, cthulhu, Lovecraft, lovecraftian, reading, reads, reviews, wordpress
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The Shunned House: The Complete Lovecraftian #41
I know, I know, I am fully aware, yer thanks for pointing that out… Yes, I did say last time I was back on the horse, and the Lovecraftian side of this blog would be back on track, after the … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, blogging, book reviews, fiction, goodreads, Goth, horror, Lovecraft, mythos, opinion, pointless things of wonderfulness, rant, reads, retro book reviews, sci-fi
Tagged #scifi, amreading, books, cthulhu, horror, Lovecraft, lovecraftian, reading, reviews, wordpress
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Odd Moments Of Wonderfulness…
We all need the odd moment of wonderfulness to brighten our days. Sometimes it’s a geeky little meme that just makes us smile or a quote from a favourite author that amuses us. On a rainy Tuesday after a rainy (and … Continue reading
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Birthday Book Sale…
While it is no more than an excuse to do so, as it was my birthday a few days ago Both my in print novels are available on Kindle this week on a special sale price of 99c / 99p … Continue reading
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Tagged #novel, #scifi, bookblog, books, fiction, horror, kindle, kindlesale, kindleunlimited, novels, romance, wordpress
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The Festival: The Complete Lovecraft #40
“Efficiunt Daemones, ut quae non sunt, sic tamen quasi sint, conspicienda hominibus exhibeant.” —Lactantius. (Devils so work, that things which are not, appear to men as if they were real.) The mildly ominous quote above preludes a Lovecraft tale that … Continue reading
