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Tag Archives: bookreview
For Boston, for Boston…
I don’t know much about Boston Massachusetts, which is not all that surprising as I grew up a hell of a lot closer to Boston Lincolnshire from whence the American East coast city got its name. Its streets are familiar … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, book reviews, dystopia, fiction, goodreads, grathic novels, indie, indie novels, IndieApril, indiewriter, Lovecraft, reads, sci-fi, steampunk
Tagged bookblog, bookreview, bookreviews, books, reads, reviews, sciencefiction, steampunk, steampunk fantasy
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Indie April (may)#10: The Department of Curiosities
I have been a little swamped and didn’t get everything done in Indie April I wanted to get done. As such this is a little late… The Department of Curiosities By Karen J Carlisle Karen J Carlisle is a writer … Continue reading
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Tagged bookblog, bookreview, books, indie, indie publishing, IndieApril, indiebooks, indienovels, sciencefiction, steampunk, steampunk fantasy
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Indie April #2: The Adventures of Alan Shaw
It’s Indie April, a celebration of all things Indie, be it novels, movies, music or art. The idea being to encourage interaction between indie creatives, and that most elusive of beasties the wider audience, and it is a time to … Continue reading
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Tagged #scifi, bookblog, bookreview, bookreviews, books, IndieApril, indienovels, sciencefiction, steampunk, writer, writers
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The writer’s ambition: Riftmaker
When writers settles down to write their first novels, and I am as guilty of this as anyone, they occasionally bite off more than they can chew. They envision something broad and sweeping, with multiple characters all interacting through multiple … Continue reading
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Tagged #scifi, bookblog, bookreview, books, newbooks, sciencefiction, specfic, spectulativefiction, steampunk
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New release day…
New release day 🙂 Welcome to the world of Hannibal Smyth on kindle For those who live within the busom of glorious Britania https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07MB82RPZ For those who reside on other shores https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MB82RPZ/ And Canada https://www.amazon.ca/Spider-Eye-Hannibal-Misadventure-Misadventures-ebook/dp/B07MB82RPZ Also available printed … Continue reading
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Tagged #novel, #scifi, amwritingscifi, bookblog, bookcovers, bookreview, bookreviews, books, booksale, humour, nanowrimo, NaNoWriMo2018, newbooks, novels, sciencefiction, steampunk, writer, writers, writing
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Free book giveaway…
As A Spider In The Eye comes out in a couple of days, to celebrate what to me at least is a momentous event, I am giving away Kindle copies of my Novella and short stories book A Scar of … Continue reading
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Hannibal the quotable…
I have been known to throw the odd quote here and there. Followers of my itinerant wittering on here will be aware of that I am sure. I am something of a collector of quotes by the great and the … Continue reading
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Tagged #scifi, amreading, amwritingscifi, bookblog, bookcovers, bookreview, bookreviews, books, booksale, quotes, reading, reads, sciencefiction, steampunk
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Dresden in Teeside: Book review: Brennan and Rix…
I have an unfortunate habit… Okay, I have lots of unfortunates habits, starting blog posts off with irrelevant tangents before I even get in the vague vicinity of the point being one of them. But if you’re not a regular … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, book reviews, books, errol the bookcase dragon, fiction, goodreads, horror, humour, opinion, pointless things of wonderfulness, reads, rites, sci-fi, supernatural
Tagged blogging, bookblog, bookreview, bookreviews, books, horror, humour, indiebooks, paranormal, supernatural
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Blind Chance Theory: Amendum
A quick follow up to Blind Chance Theory. I have now read the limited edition excerpt of C G Hatton’s ‘Arunday’s Convergence’. Book 2 of Thieves’ Guild: Bhenykhn Wars. A little one chapter bookette that C.G. had made for MCM … Continue reading
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Insidious horizons: Hacked Future
‘The future’s bright… Utopian in fact… No, really it is…” Erm… or then again, maybe it’s not as bright as it seemed in December last year when that jolly little quote above was the opening lines of a blog/review of … Continue reading
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