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Tag Archives: fantasy
ebooks from libraries
I took the plunge earlier this week and made my librarian walk me through checking out ebooks from the library. And while the selection isn’t fantastic, it’s still pretty neat. Checking out e-books from the library is like the best … Continue reading
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Tagged fantasy, life in illinois, love my library
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win the spirit war by rachel aaron!
Rachel Aaron is giving away copies of The Spirit War (signed, even!), which releases in 25 days. The Eli Monpress series is a fun fantasy romp and if you enjoy fun fantasy romps (I mean, why wouldn’t you?) then this … Continue reading
recommended: Hammered by Kevin Hearne
Okay, fine, I’ll admit it. I have a thing for druids. You see, there aren’t enough books about them. So naturally I really appreciate what Kevin Hearne is doing for the world: giving us more books about druids, like the … Continue reading
recommended: Sacrificial Magic by Stacia Kane
Like gritty urban fantasy with a sex, drugs, rock and roll? Ridiculous question, I know. You should check out Stacia Kane’s Downside Series. The latest release is Sacrificial Magic, which I basically couldn’t put down. 1. No werewolves or vampires … Continue reading
recommended: Hexed by Kevin Hearne
I’m pleased to recommend Hexed by Kevin Hearne. 1. I already heartily recommended the first book in the Iron Druid series, Hounded. Hexed does not disappoint, picking up with some story threads in Hounded and fleshing out a wonderful, complicated … Continue reading
Hunger Games, Larry Brooks Style
Pardon me while I squee like a fangirl. Larry Brooks is doing a Hunger Games story deconstruction starting this week. The first post is here: the prologue at Storyfix. Sure, I’ve got my own THG page and I did something … Continue reading
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Tagged dystopian, fantasy, story study, storyfix, storytelling, The Hunger Games
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contests: Sacrificial Magic and Eli Monpress Omnibus
Two more ways to get free (and awesome!) books: Goodreads is doing a giveaway of Stacia Kane’s Sacrificial Magic. I’m pretty excited about this book, I’ve devoured the first four books in the series. Like punk-rock urban fantasy with grit … Continue reading
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book contest: Eli Monpress Omnibus
This contest by Rachel Aaron sounds like a very good thing. I’ve read these first three books and they are wonderful. The Eli Monpress series is a fun fantasy romp. I’ve got the books digitally, but holy cow, an omnibus? … Continue reading
Recommended: Jenny Pox by JL Bryan
I’d like to recommend Jenny Pox by J.L. Bryan. A few reasons why: 1. Girl who spreads plague by touch in small-town South Carolina. You had me at the premise. You had me at the location. 2. Jenny doesn’t ever … Continue reading
Recommended: Flash Gold By Lindsay Buroker
Want your steampunk set in the Yukon? Of course you do! I must recommend Flash Gold by Linsday Buroker. It’s a beautiful novella and just the perfect length for the story. 1. A steam-powered dog sled? Yes, please. 2. Cool … Continue reading
