Deborah J. Ross
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Hastur Lord (Darkover, #23)
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Stars of Darkover
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Gifts of Darkover
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Realms of Darkover (Darkover anthology Book 16)
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Citadels of Darkover
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The Seven-Petaled Shield (The Seven-Petaled Shield, #1)
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Crossroads of Darkover
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Masques of Darkover (Darkover anthology #17)
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Seanan McGuire’s Seasonal Fears is described as a “companion volume” to her extraordinary novel, Middlegame. I dived into it without that preface but soon realized that the “alchemical world” was hauntingly familiar. I think Seasonal Fears is every b ...more | |
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British writer John Wyndham is known to the science fiction community best for his novel, and then the movie based on it, The Day of the Triffids. The publisher Modern Library isn’t exactly known for its modern (excuse the pun) science fictional sens ...more | |
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This sequel to A. K. Larkwood's debut fantasy, The Unspoken Name, continues the adventures of many of the original characters, including some we thought were dead. It seems that in Larkwood’s world of “The Serpent Gates,” you cannot count on anything ...more | |
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Demons never lie. They just don’t tell the entire truth, especially when it involves a plot running for thousands of years to ultimately seduce humankind so that Evil can reign on Earth. The unnamed narrator is an Ecclesiastical Adept, rather full of ...more |
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Spelunking Through Hell: A Visitor's Guide to the Underworld (InCryptid, #11)
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I have enjoyed Seanan McGuire’s “Incryptid” series since I discovered it. Earlier volumes felt like related, spin-off stand-alones set in the same world with characters who were loosely related to one another. I was particularly delighted to discover ...more | |
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This sequel to A. K. Larkwood's debut fantasy, The Unspoken Name, continues the adventures of many of the original characters, including some we thought were dead. It seems that in Larkwood’s world of “The Serpent Gates,” you cannot count on anything ...more | |
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I’m an unabashed fan of Tim Pratt’s work, and Doors of Sleep, the first volume of the “Zax Delatree duology,” captured me immediately. The premise is an engraved invitation to heart-breaking adventure: whenever sweet, compassionate mediator Zax Delat ...more | |
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This book ought to have been sub-titled, Witches and Pirates Pretending to Hate One Another but Really Having Way Too Much Fun. And falling in love. Rival organizations, the Wisteria Society (pirates who go to battle in flying houses) and the League ...more | |
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“[Writing is] like driving a car at night: you never see further than your headlights, but you can make the whole trip that way.”
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“Just remember that the only question in a house is who is to rule. The rest is only dancing around that, trying not to look it in the eye.”
― Deathless
― Deathless
“No one else in the wide world, since the dawn of time, has ever seen the world as you do, or can explain it as you can. This is what you have to offer that no one else can.”
― The Crimson Crown
― The Crimson Crown

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