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Monthly Archives: May 2019
In Lieu of a Real Post, Some Action Figures
I am back home, and I have limited internet access. I don’t have time to write a long, substantive post. But I do have a bag full of action figures from when I was a kid. I haven’t seen these … Continue reading
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Throwback SF: The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane by Robert E. Howard
The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane is my fifth of Del Rey’s eleven collected volumes of Robert E. Howard’s work. I introduced myself to Howard with the three volumes of Conan stories and then read the collection of his horror … Continue reading
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Tagged Flintlock Fantasy, Robert E. Howard, Sword and Sorcery, Vintage SF, Weird Fiction
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The Traitor Son Cycle is the Perfect Hair of the Dog for your Game of Thrones Hangover
Originally posted on Every Day Should Be Tuesday:
Suffering from a Game of Thrones hangover after that shocking season 7 finale? Theorizing about the final season too bitter a salve when the wait might be well over a year? Looking…
Game of Thrones Finale Recap
Nine years, eight seasons, and 73 episodes later, we have come to the end of a grand journey. If nothing else, there has never been another epic fantasy TV show like Game of Thrones. I will always be thankful for … Continue reading
Revisiting George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire: A Dance with Dragons
With HBO’s adaptation of Martin’s epic fantasy series almost finished, even if the series itself certainly isn’t, I will be revisiting my original reviews from 2011 of the five books in the series completed by Martin. I have already posted … Continue reading
Game of Thrones Recap: Season 8, Episode 5
After an episode that was much-maligned, including by me, can the writers of Game of Thrones get the magic back in the series’ penultimate episode? The episode also promises our last big battle in a series that has given us … Continue reading
Revisiting George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire: A Feast for Crows
With HBO’s adaptation of Martin’s epic fantasy series almost finished, even if the series itself certainly isn’t, I will be revisiting my original reviews from 2011 of the five books in the series completed by Martin. I have already posted … Continue reading
Game of Thrones Recap: Season 8, Episode 4
Wow. The show writers dealt us a serious twist in episode three. It necessarily marks a significant split between the first half of the finale season and the second half. We knew what to expect in the first half. Now … Continue reading
April 2019 Month-in-Review
April was another whirlwind of a month. I finished my watch of all 67 then-existing Game of Thrones episodes in the 67 days before season 8 premiered. I have been recapping each episode the night it airs and those posts … Continue reading