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[Clint]

@C.A., Cormac McCarthy is one of my go-to authors when not reading my usual fare. I read NCfOM last year and enjoyed it richly

[Clint]

@ Joseph I need to get back into Revelation Space series. Read the first and never continued. I enjoyed it, so I’m not sure why I didn’t keep going

[Al]

Reading

Listening to

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Had a busy night last night: Finished Corum - The Sword and the Stallion: The Eternal Champion, read both The Empress of Salt and Fortune and When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain by Nghi Vo (wonderful, wonderful, fairly short novellas), and started Xiccarph by Clark Ashton Smith.

[Mary]

Aru Shah and the City of Gold by Roshani Chokshi

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Finished Xiccarph and started The Serpent, the first book in Jane Gaskell's Atlan series, which I might have last read in high school?

(And both of those could probably also go in the Nostalgia discussion, come to think of it.)

[The Joy of Erudition]

That's the first time I've heard someone mention The Serpent. I have a copy here, waiting to be read. (The one with this cover.)

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

The Joy of Erudition wrote: "That's the first time I've heard someone mention The Serpent. I have a copy here, waiting to be read. (The one with this cover.)
"

I got a wild hair and decided I needed the same specific editions that I remembered getting from the public library back in the day, so my covers all look like this:



Happily, I got the full set pretty cheaply -- 4 books from a seller on Abebooks and one from eBay.

[Richard]

Worlds Beyond Worlds: The Short Fiction of John R. Fultz

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Savage Realms Monthly: March 2021 Issue 3

[Mary]

Voice of Mars by Glynn Stewart

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

On to The Dragon.

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

Rakefire and Other Stories

[J.W.]

Hawkmoon by Michael Moorcock White Wolf Omnibus edition. While not as dark as his "Elric Saga," it's still very enjoyable.

[Al]

So far, so good.

A bit meh.

[Richard]

The Lies of Locke Lamora

[Richard]

Scott Oden Presents The Lost Empire of Sol: A Shared World Anthology of Sword & Planet Tales

[Mary]

The Domestic Revolution by Ruth Goodman

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

Wrapped up Rakefire and Other Stories, and really enjoyed that. Wrote an epic review (because I can't write just one sentence): https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Now I'm onto Turn Over the Moon.

[Jason]

I'm diving into Poul Anderson's Three Hearts and Three Lions and looking forward to it!

[Richard]

Beyond Barlow

[Dan]

I'm currently reading Wagner's "Book of Kane" and really enjoying the stories within it. I'd previously read a collection of Wagner's horror stories a few years back (Sticks and in the Pines are two classic horror stories!) and knew i liked his work. But now, after reading this, I realize I really REALLY like his writing! :)

[Clint]

@Dan, Sticks is a good story.

[Jason]

Kane is really REALLY great storytelling!

[Mark]

Just finished this one, Dark Oak worth reading

[Richard]

@Mark
Dark Oak sounds interesting.

[Dan]

Jason M wrote: "Kane is really REALLY great storytelling!"

I'm really loving them so far! He's a fascinating character and, well, Wagner is an amazing writer.

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Black Stork's Shadow by JP Grimaldi.
A sword and sorcery novella.

[Clint]

I finished For the Killing of Kings by HAJ, a day or two back. Now reading A Gathering of Ravens by Scott Oden, which I hope to finish on tonight’s flight.

FtKoK thoughts:

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Mary]

Wearing the Cape: A Superhero Story by Marion G. Harmon

[Clint]

I finally posted a few thoughts on Scott Oden’s A Gathering of Ravens

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Mary]

Villains Inc. by Marion G. Harmon

[Mary]

Bite Me: Big Easy Nights by Marion G. Harmon

[Mary]

Young Sentinels by Marion G. Harmon

[Clint]

Started Nicholas Eames Bloody Rose after finishing Byron Roberts The Chronicles of Caylen-Tor

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Mary]

Small Town Heroes by Marion G. Harmon

[Christian]

Today I finished Salem's Lot by Stephen King. One of his early ones I never got around to before now, even though seeing the made for tv movie as a young pup and scaring the crap out of me. It started off slow, didn't care much for the residents of the town (at times I think King despises small town America), but after it got going there were many times I didn't want to put it down. I gave it 4 stars but thinking maybe it is more like a 3. I know it is much loved by many (and by him) I don't think it is one of his best.

Also slowly reading through Flame and Crimson: A History of Sword-and-Sorcery by Brian Murphy

[Mary]

Ronin Games by Marion G. Harmon

[Richard]

Beyond Barlow

[The Joy of Erudition]

Christian wrote: "I gave it 4 stars but thinking maybe it is more like a 3. I know it is much loved by many (and by him) I don't think it is one of his best."

I agree. I gave it 3, myself. I didn't see the movie, though.

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The Chronicles of Caylen-Tor: Volume II Kindle Edition
by Byron A. Roberts

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Started The People of the Mist, H. Rider Haggard's return to lost race adventures.

[Richard]

The Chronicles of Caylen-Tor Volume II

[Martin]

Just started the SPFBO winner The Lost War

[Al]

I look forward to your review.

[Mary]

Team-Ups and Crossovers by Marion G. Harmon

[Al]

Reading -

Listening -

[Mary]

Recursion by Marion G. Harmon

[Mary]

Repercussions by Marion G. Harmon

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

In light of the Mass Effect Legendary Edition release (which I won't get to play until after I finish my current game), I started Mass Effect: Revelation by Drew Karpyshyn.