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Swords of Talera (Talera Cycle #1)
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Harvest of War
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2012
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Cold in the Light
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Wings Over Talera (Talera Cycle #2)
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Witch of Talera (Talera Cycle #3)
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Mage, Maze, Demon (Veridical Dreams, #3)
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Killing Trail
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2010
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Write with Fire: Thoughts on the Craft of Writing
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2009
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Bitter Steel: Tales and Poems of Epic Fantasy
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2010
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Under the Ember Star
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Sword and Planet League Index:1. First post. Generic Sep...
Sword and Planet League Index:
1. First post. Generic Sept 16, 2023
2. Sword & Planet (S&P) fiction, ERB’s Barsoomseries: Sept 16
3. Swordsmen in the Sky anthology, Sept 17
4. Gulliver of Mars, Sept 17
5. Otis Adelbert Kline (OAK), His Peril and Mars series, Sept18
6. Lin Carter, Green Star & Callisto, Sept 19
7. OAK’s Mars stories, facsimile editions, Sept 19
8. Gardner Fox, Thief and Warrior of Llarn,
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| I didn’t realize Leisure had a book line with Sword and Sorcery on the spine but this one does. It shouldn’t. There are no swords and no sorcery. There’s some superscience, a star-spanning federation with faster than light spaceships, and blasters. T ...more | |
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| The book starts with a bastard son (Helmut) of King Sigrieth floating down a river nearly bleeding to death from having his hand cut off. The king has been killed and his mother is already dead. He’s been exiled by his older half-brother, who has dec ...more | |
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| I don't regularly read the Nick Carter series. I only picked this one up because it was written by Gardner Fox, whose work I often do enjoy. This was originally published in 187 and Kurt Brugel and Douglas Vaughan transcribed it for Kindle in 2019. N ...more | |
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| A collection of L'Amour's hard boiled stories, several of which feature a detective named Kip Morgan. These are decent reads, although I prefer L'Amour's westerns and historicals. He has all the trappings down of the hardboiled genre but there's noth ...more | |
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Thanks for the friendship, Charles. Happy writing!
I love to read--no resistance to books whatsoever. :)
Thanks, Lady Danielle, I appreciate that. I see you also have a LOT of books.
Hi Charles. Thanks for the friendvite. I've been following your reviews.
Hi.What We Talk About When We Talk About Love?PLZ Answer The Question In My Profile.
Hey there Charles. Boy, we spent some grand summers at Lake Ponchatrin beach, especially when the rides and beach front was booming. Also, I meant to ask you to visit my web site, jeanniebarber.com. I'm a novice writer so feel free to make any kind of suggestions, ideas or thoughts to correct it. While you're there, please sign the guestbook, too!Thanks,
Jeannie
Jeannie, Abita springs is near Covington. It's across Lake Ponchartrain from New Orleans/Metairie, not far past Covington.Illyn, I'll check it out.
Hey Charles, thanks so much for the add. Now just where is Abita Springs, LA? My husband and I use to splice fiber optic cable and we worked all over Louisiana...lots of little towns people had never heard of...I'm sure you're aware of that.Blessings,
Jeannie
Hello Charles,Good morning. Thank you for being my friend. How are you? I wish you good fortune on your endeavors.
When you have the time, please visit the Happy & Brainy Group, and the author giveaways (Reason Reigns is listed).
May reason be with you,
Ilyn
