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Deborah J. Ross
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Lace and Blade
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by Deborah J. Ross (Goodreads Author) , Rosemary Hawley Jarman , Mary Rosenblum , Diana L. Paxson , Robin Wayne Bailey , Daniel Fox , Sherwood Smith (Goodreads Author) , Elisabeth Waters (Goodreads Author) , more...
by Deborah J. Ross (Goodreads Author) , Rosemary Hawley Jarman , Mary Rosenblum , Diana L. Paxson , Robin Wayne Bailey , Daniel Fox , Sherwood Smith (Goodreads Author) , Elisabeth Waters (Goodreads Author) , more...
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Deborah J. Ross
wrote a new blog post: Book View Cafe Wild Rumpus... er, New Bookstore Launch
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| "Writing in the first person, from the point of view of women much younger than I am, has shown me something interesting about language -- how quickly it fossilizes. I starting learning English in 1..." ...read it » | |
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Not a "big" novel, but a sweet, lyrical fantasy. Heroine is a tattoed Latina car mechanic named Grace. She says: "Every time we make something out of nothing, that's an act of magic. It doesn't matter if it's a painting or a garden, or an abuelo telli...more |
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| In our house, all you have to say is, "I'm reading a Charlie Stross," as shorthand for "a wildly inventive, absorbing, thoughtful read." This follows THE ATROCITY ARCHIVES aka Cold War spy agencies with delusions of bureaucratic paperwork in Cthulu-L...more | |
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| Ann's a college friend and this is her debut novel from Poisoned Pen Press. She worked for years as a zoo keeper, and set her mystery, um, behind the bars. The animal stuff is way, way cool, and the story moves right along. No sf/f elements, but I su...more | |
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| Effortless to read, full of color and texture (alternate Renaissance Venice), basically a mystery with way enjoyable scenery. For me, Duncan's work is a wonderful blend of experienced-pro skills and freshness of invention. Read his ILL MET IN THE ARE...more | |
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| He's clearly not done with Remy Chandler, PI and Seraphim-in-exile, but I'm giving up. The world building doesn't work, the theology is crap, and the prose clanks and stutters. Even the way cool relationship between Remy and his Labrador, Marlowe, is...more | |
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| Latest and perhaps last of the Cal/Nik Auphe series (whatever the real name is). I liked the earlier ones and this didn't let me down. Angst, martial arts, loyalty and betrayal, supernatural creatures, and an immensely satisfying ending. | |
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| Superior fantasy that drew me right in. Lyrical, flowing the prose. In some ways, the world-building reminds me of Sherwood Smith's INDA series with a bit of Chaz Brenchley thrown in. The ending could have been sentimental but was courageous instead....more | |
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Deborah Ross
made a comment on News, but not flash:
"New projects sounds great!
DAW moves slowly, says she who just got a pub date for a book she turned in a year ago... " |
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“Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell.”
― Edward Abbey, The Journey Home: Some Words in Defense of the American West
― Edward Abbey, The Journey Home: Some Words in Defense of the American West
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