Graeme's Fantasy Book Review

Monday, 1 December 2008

‘Watchmen’ – Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons (Titan Books)

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I first read ‘Watchmen’ far too many years ago when all it took for me to pick up a comic book was a picture of a yellow smiley face. Being ...
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What shall I read next? (The Big Fat Hardback Edition Part Two...)

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Last week I ran a poll to see which of the more hefty looking books I would make it my business to have finished by the end of the year (not...
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Sunday, 30 November 2008

Charles Stross & Neil Gaiman Competitions - Winners!

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Thanks to everyone who entered these competitions! Without further ado (because it looks like the exhaust is in imminent danger of coming of...
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Giveaway! 'Tales from the Perilous Realm' (Limited Edition) - J.R.R. Tolkien

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This one is pretty special... Harper Collins are in the process of relaunching their 'Tolkien Store', an online store where you can ...
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Saturday, 29 November 2008

Giveaway! 'The Stupidest Angel' - Christopher Moore

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Thanks to the good folk at Orbit, Christmas is coming a little earlier this year with a giveaway for a book where a stupid angel and a misun...
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Friday, 28 November 2008

‘The Well of Ascension’ – Brandon Sanderson (Tor Books)

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I ran a quick poll last week to see what you all thought should be the series that I aimed to finish next. It was a close run thing but Bran...
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Thursday, 27 November 2008

From my bookshelf... ‘Legend’ (David Gemmell)

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Reading ‘Ravensoul’ the other day, scroll down the page for my review, reminded me of all the David Gemmell books sat on my shelf that haven...
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Wednesday, 26 November 2008

‘Crimson’ – Gord Rollo

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I really enjoyed Gord Rollo’s ‘Jigsaw Man’, when I read it earlier this year, and the excerpt for ‘Crimson’ (that was at the back of the boo...
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Good news if you have an iPhone...

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Michael Bhaskar (Pan Macmillan) sent me an email that I think anyone who has an iPhone will be interested in... Pan Macmillan have made exce...
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Tuesday, 25 November 2008

‘The Goon: My Murderous Childhood (and Other Grievous Yarns)’ – Eric Powell (Dark Horse Comics)

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Those fancy Dan’s uptown have their cops and G-Men to keep the peace; all Lonely Street has is one man who is ready to take a stand against ...

What shall I read next? (The Big Fat Hardback Edition...)

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Well, the votes are in from last week and the score was 6-4. Who won though? Why, it was none other than Brandon Sanderson and his 'Mist...
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Monday, 24 November 2008

‘Ravensoul’ – James Barclay (Gollancz)

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I don’t know about you but as far as I’m concerned, cold and blustery days are just made for curling up somewhere warm and reading a good bo...
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Sunday, 23 November 2008

What I've been watching this weekend...

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It's been a quiet weekend, so far, and I've managed to get round to making a (very small) dent in the pile of DVDs that I haven'...
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Saturday, 22 November 2008

Saturday 'Giveaway Special'!

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Happy weekend everyone! I'm hoping that this one won't be as hectic as last weekend, that would be really nice... To kick off two gl...
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Friday, 21 November 2008

‘Shadowrealm’ – Paul S. Kemp (Wizards of the Coast)

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What better way to end a week of ‘quick reads on the tube’ with the last book of a trilogy where the previous two instalments have been thri...
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Friday Free Reading!

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If you fancy some free reading with a twist then you could do a lot worse than head over Here for the first instalment in Jemiah Jefferson...
Thursday, 20 November 2008

‘Anno Mortis’ – Rebecca Levene (Abaddon Books)

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A scantily clad female gladiator trying her best to look like Racquel Welch in ‘One Million Years BC’ (which I really need to watch again so...
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Wednesday, 19 November 2008

‘Elric: The Stealer of Souls’ – Michael Moorcock (Del Rey)

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As I’ve mentioned elsewhere, it’s getting to that time of year where I catch myself looking at the ‘to be read’ pile and thinking, “How long...
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Tuesday, 18 November 2008

‘The Clan Corporate’ – Charles Stross (Tor UK)

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Is Charles Stross the hardest working writer in genre fiction? I couldn’t say for certain (as I’m sure all genre writers work very hard) but...
Monday, 17 November 2008

What shall I read next?

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Things were really busy over the weekend (what with one thing and another) so I didn't get a chance to do all the reading that I wold ha...
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