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[Mary]

The Golden Peaches of Samarkand: A Study of T'ang Exotics by Edward H. Schafer

[Jason]

WEIRD BEGINNINGS, Robert E. Howard & Bobby Derie.

[S.wagenaar]

Currently reading Brimstone by Preston & Child. I read the first four or five Pendergast novels when they first came out; time to catch up!

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

S.wagenaar wrote: "Currently reading Brimstone by Preston & Child. I read the first four or five Pendergast novels when they first came out; time to catch up!"

I am several Pendergast novels behind myself. I tend to wait a few years until I have four or five unread, then binge them like I'm a college student with a bottle of cheap Canadian whiskey.

[Al]

Just started Recursion by Blake Crouch. Pretty good so far.

[Richard]

The Book of Ptath

[Al]

The Heart of Stone by Ben Galley.

[Michael]

Al wrote: "Just started Recursion by Blake Crouch. Pretty good so far."

I loved his novel "Dark Matter".

[Richard]

Dossouye

Still on a Saunders kick.

[Al]

Al wrote: "I sure will. Ben Galley's a terrific writer.

Richard wrote: "Al wrote: "Reading The Written by Ben Galley"

That looks really good, Al. Let us know what you think ..."

Here's my review of the Written - https://www.alwroteabook.com/2019/06/...

[Mary]

The Secret of Our Success: How Culture Is Driving Human Evolution, Domesticating Our Species, and Making Us Smarter by Joseph Henrich

[Mary]

The Star-Touched Queen by Roshani Chokshi

[Al]

Al wrote: "Al wrote: "I sure will. Ben Galley's a terrific writer.

Richard wrote: "Al wrote: "Reading The Written by Ben Galley"

That looks really good, Al. Let us know what..."

Al wrote: "Al wrote: "I sure will. Ben Galley's a terrific writer.

Richard wrote: "Al wrote: "Reading The Written by Ben Galley"

That looks really good, Al. Let us know what..."

This one's even better - https://www.alwroteabook.com/2019/07/...

[Richard]

Looks good, I will have to keep an eye out for it.

[Mary]

A Crown of Wishes by Roshani Chokshi

[Richard]

And now for some pure fun...

Saints

[Richard]

Thune's Vision

[Richard]

Skull Gate

[Mary]

Religions of India in Practice by Donald S. Lopez Jr.

[Richard]

The Towers of Melnon

[Clint]

Just finished
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4...

Now onto Weird Talers: Essays on Robert E Howard and Others, by Bobby Derie

[S.E., Gray Mouser (Emeritus)]

Clint, solid/concise review. So it was published in 2019, and has a CD for audio? No table of contents? Weird

[Richard]

The Snake-Man's Bane

[Mary]

Changeling by William Ritter

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Better late than never, starting The Knight of the Swords by Michael Moorcock.

[Greg]

Joseph wrote: "Better late than never, starting The Knight of the Swords by Michael Moorcock."

I have some of the Corum books - should get around to reading those myself!

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Greg wrote: "Joseph wrote: "Better late than never, starting The Knight of the Swords by Michael Moorcock."

I have some of the Corum books - should get around to reading those mys..."

Highly recommended -- I think I actually like Corum better than Elric.

[Greg]

Joseph wrote: "Greg wrote: "Joseph wrote: "Better late than never, starting The Knight of the Swords by Michael Moorcock."

I have some of the Corum books - should get around to read..."

I enjoyed the Count Brass series some years ago so I expect that the Corum books would be good too. I only ever read the first Elric book and that was probably two decades ago!

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

And I finished The Knight of the Swords and so, naturally, am starting The Queen of the Swords.

[Richard]

Far Away & Never

[David]

David Gemmell’s Ravenheart, book 3 of The Rigante

[Al]

Not swords and sorcery (or even close), but The Last Astronaut by David Wellington

[Richard]

Oooh, this just came out...

Death Dealers & Diabolists

[Clint]

I finished Moorcock’s The Knight of Swords and started the Queen of Swords on today’s plane ride.

[Ben]

"Empire Star" by Delaney.


Got a bunch of "Ace Doubles" both stuff I have read like Antropol/The Time Mercenaries and lots I'd never seen till I studied covers on Pixiv for art practice.

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

And The King of the Swords, the last of Moorcock's first Corum trilogy, has been started. I love these books!

[Richard]

Just about half way thru the series.
The Crystal Seas

[Mary]

Gods of Jade and Shadow by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Decided it was finally time to read John M. Ford's The Scholars of Night, which has been sitting on my shelf for an embarrassingly long time.

[Clint]

Work travel coupled with a nasty head cold slowed my reading. I’m still enjoying Moorcock’s The Queen of Swords and pecking at Weird Talers by Booby Derie a bit

[Clint]

Just finished The Queen of Swords. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Mary]

The Unicorn in the Barn by Jacqueline K. Ogburn

[Mary]

Somewhither by John C. Wright

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Finished The Scholars of Night (which was great, and it's a darned shame that John M. Ford's books will likely never be reprinted) and started The Devil in a Forest by Gene Wolfe, which is at least sword & sorcery-adjacent, as I recall.

[Clint]

Taking a break from Moorcock and delving into book 2 of Dave Duncan’s 7 Swords trilogy as a buddy read

[Richard]

The Mountains of Brega

[Mary]

Religions of China in Practice by Donald S. Lopez Jr.

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Starting The World's Desire by H. Rider Haggard and Andrew Lang, in which they wrote a sequel to The Iliad and The Odyssey.

[Mary]

Monster Hunter Guardian by Larry Correia and Sarah A. Hoyt

[Jason]

The Thief who went to War! Michael McClung's latest in his delightful Amra series.