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Extinction Machine

Posted: March 8, 2013 by Alan in Books We Love Meta: Jonathan Maberry, Horror
Extinction Machine

…Maberry. I’ll admit, I was a little panicked going into EXTINCTION MACHINE because I saw some rumor online declaring it the last Joe Ledger Novel. The good news is: this…

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This Immortal

This Immortal

…Conrad’s PoV, and he’s as interesting and complicated a character as one would expect from a man who’s lived as long as he has. Published in 1965 it tied with…

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Darksiders: The Abomination Vault

Posted: July 20, 2012 by Nickolas in Books We Like Meta: Ari Marmell, Fantasy
Darksiders: The Abomination Vault

…until that time comes it continues to be tongue-in-cheek funny. I found myself laughing every time Death interacted with his craven crow Dust and I very much hope this carries…

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Angel

Posted: July 3, 2012 by Vanessa in Books We Hate Meta: Nicole Marrow, Urban Fantasy
Angel

…match the behavior and personalities of the people around her. No, wait, it’s just the men. Why is it just the men? I don’t know. No, wait again, it’s all…

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Ready Player One

Ready Player One

…start raising prices on what everyone has come to view as a basic right: a free virtual world, with access to all. The company starts buying up competitors, recruiting the…

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The Restoration Game

Posted: November 16, 2011 by Shawn in Books that are Mediocre Meta: Ken MacLeod, Science Fiction
The Restoration Game

…Soviet Union, revolution is brewing. Its organizers need a safe place to meet, and where better than the virtual spaces of an online game? Lucy, who works for a start-up…

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Gateways

Gateways

…I could say that they were as good, but sadly they didn’t capture the magic the original did. Reading online I am not alone in that opinion. But that’s it….

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Trio of Sorcery

Posted: October 14, 2011 by Vanessa in Books We Like Meta: Mercedes Lackey, Fantasy, Anthology, Short Fiction
Trio of Sorcery

…been told that she knows how to deal with the strange and unusual. Being a Guardian, once asked for help, she’s compelled to give aid until the problem is resolved….

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Teaching the Dog to Read

Posted: July 20, 2015 by Steven in Books We Love Meta: Jonathan Carroll, Fantasy, Short Fiction
Teaching the Dog to Read

…READ came in the mail, I didn’t look it up online. Honestly, I don’t even remember if I read the back of the review copy. I sat down, opened the…

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Little Fuzzy

Little Fuzzy

…books that Scalzi himself loved. For me it worked. The book LITTLE FUZZY is available for free from multiple sources online (Amazon Kindle free version) and since I had pre-ordered…