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Monthly Archives: June 2021
Rereading The Great Hunt, chapter 37
In which Rand and company travel to Toman Head by Portal Stone, a trip that spans several months and many, many lifetimes. I am for the first time devoting an entire reread post to just a single chapter, both because … Continue reading
Throwback SF Thursday: Conan the Rogue by John Maddox Roberts
John Maddox Roberts is probably my favorite of the Conan pastiche authors, but Conan the Rogue isn’t my favorite of his Conan books. It is a fun book, and the concept of Conan as the greatest rogue of all in … Continue reading
May 2021 Month-in-Review
Warm weather, breweries, getting out on the water, camping—is it any wonder I didn’t get much reading or blogging done in May, even with the semester ending? I’m looking forward to more summer reading, but it was a great month. … Continue reading