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Matthew’s 2022 Year in Books
Take a look at Matthew’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Matthew J. Constantine
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January 2017
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Conquest of the Sphere: Four Tales
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The Palace of Winds
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The Valley of Unceasing Life
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| 2300AD is such a well realized setting. Very much in the vein of the original Alien (1979) and Outland (1981). With Aurore, William H. Keith Jr. has given us a dramatic frontier world and potential battlefield. This is the outer edge of Human space, ...more | |
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| Like Moonslaves of the Cannibal Kingdom for Dungeon Crawl Classics, this module for Basic Fantasy Roleplaying is basically a riff on the old D&D module Isle of Dread. But it too has its unique spin. This time, among other things, there's a dash of Pl ...more | |
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| I really can't get past the art in this. I haven't liked the art in this series generally, but it gets even chunkier and more...whatever it is, this time around. Also, the out of nowhere cheesecake art on the only human female in the whole series fee ...more | |
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| Similar to the previous one I read (Human War, I think it was called). It's interesting that this takes place on the same world as the Tim Burton film, but many years later. I'm glad, I guess, that it didn't follow the human pilot from that film back ...more | |
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| This was...fine. I don't know what was going on at Dark Horse with the Planet of the Apes license at the time, but this is a perfectly readable, pretty short story set a couple generations after the events of the crappy Tim Burton remake. Humans and ...more | |
