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Brian Libby
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I invite you all to look at http://andiriel.blogspot.com, where you'll find humor, satire, and information on my books.
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Storm Approaching (Mercenaries, #1)
by Brian Libby (Goodreads Author), Novel By Brian A. Novel by Brian Libby — published 2009 |
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Gold and Glory
— published 2010 |
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Miscellanea
— published 2008 |
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And Gladly Teach
— published 2001 |
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Storm Approaching (Science Fiction & Fantasy)
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| This is a masterpiece of diplomatic history, comparable to George F. Kennan's two books on the background of the Great War. Taylor is magisterial, and he also injects some welcome humor (or at least sarcasm) into his detaled narrative. Take, for exam...more | |||||||||||
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