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Oct 27, 2018 04:45PM
Ghost in the Blood by Jonathan Moeller
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Just finished Gonji: Dark Ventures. What a great way to be introduced to Gonji! With this title you get a retooling of a previous work, a new adventure featuring Gonji as a young man, a brief history of the publication of the series, and a glimpse at new forthcoming material.
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My review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
It is just a short story (read in 1-2hrs), but it is inexpensive/free .... very timely for Halloween.
Richard wrote: "Just finished Gonji: Dark Ventures. What a great way to be introduced to Gonji! With this title you get a retooling of a previous work, a new adventure featuring Gonji as a young ..."
Thank you mightily for the high praise of "Gonji: DARK VENTURES," Richard! Yes, I was long overdue to write a book that would serve as a gateway into my series that began in the 1980s and has been re-issued in recent years. It's tough getting out the message that DV is the best place to start for new readers. But enthusiastic comments like yours really help.
Much obliged, my friend. I hope you continue into the series with pleasant results!
Jack Vance for me, Cugel’s Saga, and a smidge of Mythos short stories for Spooktober
I'm currently working my way through a new anthology of S&S/adventure fantasy tales Blackest Knights which may be of interest to others here.
Martin wrote: "I'm currently working my way through a new anthology of S&S/adventure fantasy tales Blackest Knights which may be of interest to others here."It's on my to-do list. Good list of authors.
Martin wrote: "I'm currently working my way through a new anthology of S&S/adventure fantasy tales Blackest Knights which may be of interest to others here."very interesting, thanks for sharing Martin!
Someday Mary will NOT be reading Jonathan Moeller. Things will be very different then...
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I love the original Foundation trilogy and will have to revisit them one of these years.
Al wrote: "Someday Mary will NOT be reading Jonathan Moeller. Things will be very different then..."This made me burst out with laughter!
Not S & S, but a swashbuckling historical romance?
Yeah, he had numerous pen names and wrote in quite a few genres.Versatile, but once you read one Fox paperback, you've read them all. In that I mean you start so see patterns in his writing if you read enough of them. Some shine more than others. Too early to say with this one.
So not so much versatile as fond of eating?
Lol. I suppose your right, Mary. I'm sure he was just trying make a living. Writing whatever whenever to make a sale.
Feeling festive. Just in time for Yule!
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"What a great book title. Adding this to my list."
A humorous, frenetic, messy end to Atlantis.
The Winter Road could definitely pass for S&S, If anyone's interested here's my reiview - https://www.alwroteabook.com/2018/11/...Now on to Bird Box
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"I remember those as being a lot of fun.
Joseph wrote: "Richard wrote: ""I remember those as being a lot of fun."
They are. Each book in the series builds on the larger story. Eager to see how it culminates.
George R R Martins The World of Ice & Fire: The Untold History of Westeros and the Game of Thrones.
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