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Yearly Archives: 2008
Dr Grordbort and the gadget love…
I know, I know. You’ve all seen the wonders of Doctor Grordbort’s Infallible Aether Oscillators – a series of wondrous and devastating devices designed and constructed by Greg Broadmore of Weta Workshops. Whether it’s the Victorious Mongoose, the Unnatural Selector, … Continue reading
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Sleight on Waldrop
Graham Sleight has an interesting review of Howard Waldrop’s Other Worlds, Better Lives at Strange Horizons. I think he makes a lot of good points, though I liked “You Could Go Home Again” better than he did.
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Books I’m reading
I guess an obvious companion set of posts to Books I’m looking forward to… is something on what I’m reading right now. This is the kind of thing I probably won’t stick with, but who knows? Right now I’m going … Continue reading
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The Collected Stories of Roger Zelazny
A lot of books get announced, and a lot of them don’t come out, or come out late. I have no idea whether Threshold and Power & Light, respectively the first and second volumes in NESFA Press’s six-volume The Collected … Continue reading
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Books I’m looking forward to… Part 1. January 2009
I’ve tried to do some regular features on this blog before and, to be honest, haven’t been too successful. I think it’s mostly because I have the concentration of your average gnat, when confronted with anything too challenging or difficult … Continue reading
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