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Three Parts Dead (Craft Sequence, #1)
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Two Serpents Rise (Craft Sequence, #2)
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Full Fathom Five (Craft Sequence, #3)
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Last First Snow (Craft Sequence, #4)
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Empress of Forever
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Four Roads Cross (Craft Sequence, #5)
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The Ruin of Angels (Craft Sequence, #6)
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A Kiss With Teeth
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Last Exit
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This Year (An Eligibility Post, of Sorts)
Hi friends. Been a while.
Last year was, well, it was 2017. That means different things for different people; for me it meant that some of the energy I’d directed at this blog was redirected into political action and my local community, to varying degrees of efficiency. Also, 2017 followed in the footsteps of 2016 as a year of desperately intense work. I wrote… a lot. Some of my work over the last
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“The trouble with atheism," Temoc said, "is that it offers a limited range of curses.”
― Two Serpents Rise
― Two Serpents Rise
“I have observed friendships as one observes high holy days: breathtakingly short, whirlwinds of intimate behavior, frenzied carousing, the sharing of food, of wine, of honey. Compressed, always, and gone as soon as they come.”
― This is How You Lose the Time War
― This is How You Lose the Time War
“The God Wars had not been a pleasant time for Craftsmen and Craftswomen around the world. One day, you’re a simple thaumaturge, idly meddling in matters man was not meant to comprehend. The next, a collection of beings as old as humanity, with legions of followers, declare war on your “kind”, and neighbours who once thought you a harmless eccentric with a fondness for mystic sigils and foul unguents see you as an affront to Creation.”
― Three Parts Dead
― Three Parts Dead
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What should our November 2019 pick be?
Nice Dragons Finish Last by Rachel Aaron (Urban Fantasy)
Practical Magic - Alice Hoffman (Urban Fantasy)
My Lady Jane - Cynthia Hand (Historical Fiction)
Maplecroft - Cherie Priest (Historical Fantasy, Lovecraftian Sea Monsters)
Surrender of a Siren - Tessa Dare (Historical Romance)
To Seduce a Witch's Heart - Nadine Mutas (Paranormal Romance)
Star King - Susan Grant (Sci-Fi Romance)
Darkest Flame by Donna Grant (Paranormal Romance)
Luck in the Shadows - Lynn Flewelling (Fantasy)
Stolen Songbird - Danielle L. Jensen (YA Fantasy, Troll)
The Architect of Song - A.G. Howard (Paranormal Romance)
Bringing Down the Duke - Evie Dunmore (Historical Romance)
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| Beyond Reality: Nominations for April 2014! | 32 | 81 | Jan 27, 2014 05:39AM | |
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| Adventures in Sci...: David Gemmell Award Longlist - Voting ends April13 | 1 | 10 | Apr 10, 2014 07:50AM | |
| The Sword and Laser: 2014 Campbell Nominations | 19 | 128 | Apr 26, 2014 06:27AM | |
| Who's Your Author?: Hello/Goodbye Challenge May 2014 | 91 | 49 | Jun 04, 2014 04:09AM | |
| The Sword and Laser: Diversity in SF and Fantasy (Where to find it as well as questions) | 30 | 171 | Aug 10, 2014 10:22AM | |
| The Sword and Laser: Are there any "high fantasy" books that take place in the 20th century? | 63 | 513 | Aug 14, 2014 02:52PM |
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