Sword & Sorcery: "An earthier sort of fantasy" discussion
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What are you currently reading?
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Also getting to..."
I do like all of those things ...
Joseph wrote: "Christian wrote: "Started reading the 5th issue of Cirsova: Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine, a themed issue of Burroughsian adventure on a prehistoric Lovecraftian Earth..."It was a very solid issue, what I've come to expect from Cirsova. My two favourite tales coming from two authors I discovered in previous issues, Schuyler Hernstrom's novella The First American, and A Killing in Karkesh by Adrian Cole.
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The Warlord" I'll be interested to hear what you think of this. I have the first three or four of these paperbacks in my library, but lo! these many years have passed and I have yet to read them... A common refrain hereabouts I am certain.
@ JasonThe first three were a pleasure to read. I've reviewed all three here on GR.
Book four has been more of a chore. Namely because it pertains to WWII and 30% in all we see are tank battles and explosions with devestating cold. I feel like it's about to kick into gear tho.
Casca is a great character and fun reads, though they do get repetitive. I've read 6 or 7, have another 8 or 9 in the TBR.
You can never go wrong with rereading Conan again.
Blood and Thunder: The Life and Art of Robert E. Howard by Mark Finn.
Enjoyed it. Only bio of Howard I've ever read, oddly.
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At some point I need to read Enge's second Ambrose trilogy.
Myself, I'm still reading P.C. Hodgell -- currently Seeker's Bane.
@JosephIt has a phenomenal line up of authors. Many stories I've never read too! I was like a little kid on his birthday when I found this one over the summer @ Goodwill.
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It has a phenomenal line up of authors. Many stories I've never read too! I was like a little kid on his birthday when I found this one over the summer @ Goodwill."
For one thing, it was my first real introduction to Adrian Cole's Voidal stories.
The Dusk Watchman by Tom Lloyd , Onslaught of Madness by Jesse Teller by Jesse Teller and Ghost Train by Stephen Laws.
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A Little Hatred"
That's probably my next read. Not sure I can justify puting it off any more..
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Richard, I really enjoyed Amra and her series.
Sword & Sorcery: "An earthier sort of fantasy"
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Also getting to the end of Kraken by China Miéville.