Graeme's Fantasy Book Review

Friday, 31 August 2007

'Fluke' - Christopher Moore (Orbit Books)

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I like whales, I think they're great. I like watching them on TV and when that whale swam up the river Thames (a while ago) I found myse...
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Thursday, 30 August 2007

‘The Elves of Cintra’ – Terry Brooks (Orbit Books)

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A lot of great stuff has happened since I started this blog and one of these things has been discovering how much I enjoy reading Terry Broo...
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007

'The Princes in the Golden Cage' - Nathalie Mallet (Nightshade Books)

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As soon as I said that I thought I'd found my fantasy debut of the year I had this weird feeling that the next book I read was bound to ...
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Tuesday, 28 August 2007

Who fancies a copy of 'Crystal Rain'?

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I don't normally just give away books without having reviewed them first. After all; if I'm going to give away books then I want the...
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Saturday, 25 August 2007

Previously, on Graeme's Fantasy Book Review...

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I was looking at my first post for August and realised, with some embarrassment, that I've read hardly any of the books that I said I wa...
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Friday, 24 August 2007

'The Jennifer Morgue' - Charles Stross (Orbit Books)

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Fighting Cthulu just got sexy! Well, it would if you were a geeky demonology hacker working with a gorgeous blonde who's part mermaid an...
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Wednesday, 22 August 2007

Author Interview - Brian Ruckley

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You know how it is, you spend all day waiting for a Brian Ruckley interview and then three turn up at once! Aidan and Chris have already d...
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‘Acacia (The War with the Mein)’ – David Anthony Durham (Doubleday Books)

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I know there’s still a few months left to go before the end of the year but I think I may have found my debut of 2007. David Anthony Durham ...
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Tuesday, 21 August 2007

Graeme’s Retro Classics! ‘Labyrinth’ & ‘The Dark Crystal’

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Normally I would only write about one film at a time but these two are so wrapped up together, in my childhood, that they are impossible to ...
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Sunday, 19 August 2007

Author Interview - Karen Miller

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Hi Karen, thanks for agreeing to take part in this interview 1) These days, a typical fantasy series will either be a trilogy or a multi-vol...
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A couple of things coming up this week...

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Orbit Book's big fantasy debut, for this year, has been Karen Miller's 'The Innocent Mage'. I reviewed it and although it wa...
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Saturday, 18 August 2007

‘Stealing Life’ – Antony Johnston (Abaddon Books)

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After reading ‘A Kind of Peace’ I was a little dubious about picking up the next in the ‘Dreams of Inan’ series. Like I’ve said before thoug...
Friday, 17 August 2007

'El Sombra' - Competition Winner!

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Thanks to everyone who entered. Unfortunately there could be only one winner and that lucky fellow is Gordy McClean (Pope Gordy on the SFX F...
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‘The Changing of the Guard’ – Another Perspective?

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One of Aidan’s first posts on ‘A Dribble of Ink’ was a very interesting article called ‘The Changing of the Guard’, a piece about the rising...
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Thursday, 16 August 2007

‘Command & Conquer – Tiberium Wars’ – Keith R.A.Decandido (Orbit Books)

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Hands up if you’ve never played ‘Command & Conquer’? Oh, looks like it’s just me. Apparently it’s a really great strategy game where fut...
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Wednesday, 15 August 2007

Here’s a question for you…

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I’ve done it and I’ll bet you’ve done it too. You start off reading a series of books and you think they’re great. A few books in and things...
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Tuesday, 14 August 2007

Joe Abercrombie to write more books!

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Joe Abercrombie has announced, over on his Website that he has just signed a deal with Gollancz to write two more books set in the same wor...

‘A Kind of Peace’ – Andy Boot (Abaddon Books)

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I’ve read a few books from Abaddon and have enjoyed all of them so far. They’re short, sharp slices of gutsy pulp fiction that are good for ...
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Monday, 13 August 2007

‘The Innocent Mage’ – Karen Miller (Orbit Books)

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It seems that everywhere you look these days there is an Australian sci-fi/fantasy author with a book for you to read. Let me say right now ...
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Sunday, 12 August 2007

'El Sombra' - Who wants it?

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I've read Al Ewing's 'El Sombra' (review a little way further down the page) and I thought it was great. It's not a dema...
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