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Monthly Archives: January 2018
Making Peace Is a Deep, Pulpy Adventure
“Actually,” another twitch at his deep voice, and a slight hunching of her shoulders, “we are here to take you into custody, under authority of the Keepers.” The room was silent. I wondered who would claim ownership of my estate … Continue reading
Vintage Science Fiction Month: Lord of Thunder Lacks the Thematic Weight of The Beast Master
Lord of Thunder is the sequel to Andre Norton’s The Beast Master. It is the much easier book of the two to find, but it is also the much weaker book. Which isn’t to say that it is bad. It … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Science Fiction, Throwback SF
Tagged Appendix N, Sword and Planet, Vintage SF, Vintage SF Month
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Waiting on Wednesday: C.L. Moore
Waiting on Wednesday is a meme designed to highlight future releases that was formerly hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine. But with Jill away and no enforcement mechanism I am free to run wild and piss all over the … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Science Fiction, Sundry, Throwback SF
Tagged Can't-Wait Wednesday, Vintage SF, Vintage SF Month
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Vintage Science Fiction Month: What The Beastmaster lacks in Fidelity to the Source Material, it makes up for in Weirdness
First things first. If you’ve read Andre Norton’s The Beast Master—or, better yet, read my review of the same—you should know that the movie adaptation—and it is, technically, an adaptation—has little to do with the book. Of course, in the … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Sundry, Throwback SF
Tagged Movie Reviews, Retro SF, Sword and Sorcery, Vintage SF Month
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Top Ten Tuesday: Bookish Resolutions
New Year’s Resolutions—who needs them! They mostly deal with boring stuff like diet and exercise. I only want to talk about books. So bookish resolutions. Those are still cool. So cool I gave you a bonus resolution. [Now two! Because … Continue reading
Vintage Science Fiction Month: The Beast Master is Half-Western, Half-Planetary Romance
I had a heckuva time finding this book. Like any kid from the tail end of Generation X, I had seen the Beastmaster movie countless times on cable as a kid. And I picked up at some point that the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Science Fiction, Throwback SF
Tagged Appendix N, Sword and Planet, Vintage SF, Vintage SF Month
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With The Last Jedi, Rian Johnson Took a Page from Brandon Sanderson
I liked The Last Jedi. But I didn’t love it. Or, rather, I loved parts of it and had real issues with other parts (you can find those thoughts in depth here). Opening up Brandon Sanderson’s Mistborn trilogy, I was … Continue reading
2018 State of the Blog
2017 was a good year for me and a good year for the blog. 2017 also capped what was, for me, an extraordinarily eventful decade. A decade that started with the death of my sister. At the time, I had … Continue reading
Posted in Sundry
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