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Bastian's Book Reviews (& Politics): To Say Nothing of the Dog by Connie Willis
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Bastians Book Reviews (& Politics). Speculative fiction book reviews. Political musings and rants. Cardiff SF/F Book Club. Monday, 29 June 2015. To Say Nothing of the Dog by Connie Willis. To Say Nothing of the Dog. Is the second book in a series. It's sort of a sequel, but each book is a standalone novel. There are also huge differences in the general mood of the books. Some characters from Doomsday Book. Reappear. Most don't. However, things quickly stabilise and take a completely different direction&#...
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Bastian's Book Reviews (& Politics): The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman
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Bastians Book Reviews (& Politics). Speculative fiction book reviews. Political musings and rants. Cardiff SF/F Book Club. Wednesday, 17 December 2014. The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman. Starts out with aplomb. Irene, our protagonist, is an Undercover Librarian. Let’s put it like this: if you like Paul Magrs’ Brenda and Effie. Series, or Indiana Jones, or Ben Aaronovitch’s Peter Grant. Novels, or Inkheart. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cardiff Speculative Fiction Book Club. Blog - Tor Books.
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Bastian's Book Reviews (& Politics): The Incorruptibles by John Hornor Jacobs
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Bastians Book Reviews (& Politics). Speculative fiction book reviews. Political musings and rants. Cardiff SF/F Book Club. Thursday, 28 August 2014. The Incorruptibles by John Hornor Jacobs. Mixes a huge variety of aesthetics:. Steampunk (think Jules Verne and HG Wells inspired retro scifi). Riverboat Journey in the US (think Huck Finn). Demons and Possession Horror. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cardiff Speculative Fiction Book Club. Cardiff Speculative Fiction Book Club. Blog - Tor Books. Desert ...
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Melanie's Stories: Time Off
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Books Read in 2015. Wednesday, February 25, 2015. I am taking a week or two off from blogging. We've had some rough seas for the past while, and finding our way out of them is keeping us plenty busy. I'll miss you all, and will try and update soon. Have a great week! February 25, 2015 at 5:26 AM. Ill be headed that direction too shortly. Life trumps blogging, eh? February 25, 2015 at 7:57 PM. God bless you. Remember, He is the One who can calm the sea. Life and Faith in Caneyhead. Alex J. Cavanaugh.
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Melanie's Stories: June 2014
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Books Read in 2015. Monday, June 30, 2014. Ready, Set, WRITE! Ready Set. Write! Is a summer blog hop set up by. If you want to participate, you can link up at one of their blogs. 1 How I did on last week’s goals:. Well, it depends on how you look at it. One of my coauthors, Sheena, told me I HAD to watch the TV show Twisted on netflix. The actor who plays Danny Desai is who she would pick to play Sam Ryan if our books were movies. In a funny twist, the actor who plays Jo Masterson could easily be Ana:.
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Melanie's Stories: What's Up Wednesday--Snow Day!
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Books Read in 2015. Wednesday, January 28, 2015. What's Up Wednesday- Snow Day! What's Up Wednesday is a blog hop created by Jaime Morrow. As a way for writers to connect with other writers. You can join by using the link on their website. What I've Been Reading. I finished The Winner's Curse. I really liked it, and just requested the sequel from my library. I finally started reading The Whispering Skull. What I've Been Writing. I wrote a paper about the history of special education.Does that count?
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Melanie's Stories: What's Up Wednesday
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Books Read in 2015. Wednesday, January 21, 2015. What's Up Wednesday is a blog hop created by Jaime Morrow. As a way for writers to connect with other writers. You can join by using the link on their website. I just finished reading This is What Happy Looks Like by Jennifer E. Smith. I have fallen in love with this author. I love the slow, sweet development of her stories. This one is actually a lot faster paced than her other two books. I loved it. What I've Been Writing. What Works For Me. Go for it :D.
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Melanie's Stories: November 2014
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Books Read in 2015. Friday, November 21, 2014. Work In Progress - Melanie. My friend Irene is doing Nanowrimo this year. We smiled nostalgically as I regaled her with stories about all the times I've used a shovel to kill someone, and how fun it is to try to make the murder so natural that no one says "Ah! The Travelling Shovel of Death." Talk about pulling people out of the story, right? As we spoke, people regarded us with wide, wide eyes, and stayed as far away as possible. Good times. You've got to u...
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Bastian's Book Reviews (& Politics): Doomsday Book by Connie Willis
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Bastians Book Reviews (& Politics). Speculative fiction book reviews. Political musings and rants. Cardiff SF/F Book Club. Saturday, 2 May 2015. Doomsday Book by Connie Willis. Is a book about time travel. It's not time travel as we know it from the movies: no time travelling cops and robbers, no cyborgs or DeLoreans, no secret organisations. What could possibly go wrong. ;-). Doomsday Book excels at connecting the reader with the characters. It is written with empathy and love for the people in this...
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Bastian's Book Reviews (& Politics): April 2015
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Bastians Book Reviews (& Politics). Speculative fiction book reviews. Political musings and rants. Cardiff SF/F Book Club. Wednesday, 22 April 2015. Blackout by Mira Grant. Left off. It's the third novel in the Newsflesh Trilogy / universe. There are other stories out there - novellas, and there is a new novel in the works). And I'm glad to say, it's as good as the first. Instead, and then buy that book and become addicted. I'll just say that the conclusion will not let you down. Ahem George is back!
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