Book Review: The Wise Man's Fear, by Patrick Rothfuss
The Wise Man’s Fear, by Patrick Rothfuss, is seven parts fascinating and three parts frustrating (give or take). The sequel to The Name...
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Book Review: The Name of the Wind, by Patrick Rothfuss
Initially, Patrick Rothfuss’s fantasy novel The Name of the Wind drifts along at the pace of a gentle breeze. But it races like a tempest...
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Book Review: Mistborn, by Brandon Sanderson
Imagine what Middle Earth would look like if Sauron won. That’s basically the premise for Brandon Sanderson’s Mistborn: The Final Empire....
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Book Review: Agincourt, by Bernard Cornwell
Recently, my dad asked if the first Bernard Cornwell novel he lent me in high school (Sharpe’s Eagle) set me on the path to majoring in...
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Book Review: The Mists of Avalon, by Marion Zimmer Bradley
I’ve always been a sucker for King Arthur. In between my Robin Hood phases as a kid, I went through reams of stories about Camelot. And...
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Book Review: The Eyes of the Dragon, by Stephen King
The Eyes of the Dragon​ isn’t your usual Stephen King novel. For one thing, it’s squarely in the young adult genre (aside from an early...
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Book Review: The Girl on the Train, by Paula Hawkins
None of the women featured in Paula Hawkins’ thriller The Girl on the Train are particularly likable. Rachel, the main character, is a...
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Book Review: Cloud Atlas, by David Mitchell
David Mitchell’s Cloud Atlas is insane. Insanely well-written, insanely intricate, and yes, just plain insane. Much of this craziness...
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Book Review: The Martian, by Andy Weir
If I told you Andy Weir’s The Martian is packed with lists, math, and chemistry, but no aliens, you’d probably pass, right? But that...
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Author Interview: Virtual Release Party for The Red Wraith
The Red Wraith is out! Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing helped me celebrate by hosting a virtual release party on Facebook....
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Book Trailer: The Red Wraith
Here's the book trailer for The Red Wraith, featuring me rambling about the history behind the fantasy while tilting my head at odd...
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Book Review: The Stand, by Stephen King
In Stephen King’s foreword to the revised version of The Stand, his 1,200-page apocalyptic tale about the impact of an accidentally...
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