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Steven McKinnon
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I am currently working on a novel I started in 2011. I aim to have it finished by 2035.
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Symphony of the Wind (The Raincatcher's Ballad #1)
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2018
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The Fury Yet To Come (The Raincatcher's Ballad #0.5)
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Boldly Going Nowhere
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2015
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Wrath of Storms (The Raincatcher's Ballad #2)
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In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett
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The SPFBO
Let’s jump in: SPFBO
stands for “Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off”, a contest spearheaded by fantasy
author Mark Lawrence.
How does it work?
300 authors submit their
indie-published book, which is then randomly assigned to one of 10 fantasy book
review blogs.
I’m with you so far. Then what?
Over the course of many months, each blog will look at their allocation of books (though they won’t necessaril...
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Wrath of Storms (The Raincatcher's Ballad #2):
"What a wild ride, this book is awesome!
I really enjoyed Symphony of the Wind and was looking forward to the further adventures of some really great characters in what may be one of my favorite fantasy worlds. Let's start with the characters, my f..." Read more of this review » |
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This is the continuing story of a few people from the city of Dalthea. Serena is a young woman who has just found out that she has some pretty awesome powers. Tyson Gallows, a former soldier turned bounty hunter is..." Read more of this review » |
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The Rage of Dragons (The Burning, #1):
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ASIDE from the fact that its setting is so refreshingly unique, the pacing is extraordinary. And by 'extraordinary' I mean that once it gets rolling--and it gets rolling almost right off the bat--it never lets up. Serious..." Read more of this review » |
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“The cube contained knowledge of every person born and every battle fought; every kiss enjoyed and every secret kept; every word that was ever uttered and every thought that was ever conceived, from The Beginning until The End of Time.
“Looks a bit shit,” said Sid.”
― In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett
“Looks a bit shit,” said Sid.”
― In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett
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“As much as he loved Old Earth artefacts, it was tremendously frustrating at times to know that it wasn’t possible to prove the original purpose of so many of them. Spotting an object he had puzzled over for the past two years, he stopped at its shelf, picked up the crumpled piece of plastic, and unfolded it until it had the approximate shape of a woman. She could be inflated by blowing air into an attached valve. Although he did have his suspicions as to what she was for (and he blushed even thinking about it—he described her as a ‘portable statue of a surprised female’ to potential customers), he still yearned to know whether he was right or not.”
― In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett
― In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett
“He felt like a dog that was about to be told that, yes, he was a good boy, but his balls had to come off anyway.”
― In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett
― In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett
“Old Earth rotated slowly and majestically on its axis, reassuringly unperturbed by recent events.”
― In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett
― In Memory: A Tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett
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A group to chat about SFF books. Authors and readers welcome. I might post about my books and the Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off too. I plan on makin ...more
