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Tag: book of the week
Book (Well, Short Story) of the Week: ‘Pickman’s Model: A Romance.’
Why Moe Lane’s “Pickman’s Model: A Romance“? Because it’s mine, it’s good, and I’m trying to push it. Every copy of it I sell (and MORGAN BAROD, later this summer) puts me ever-so-closer to being able to pay for a project I’m trying to fund. Buy the story, read it on Kindle Unlimited, do it however you like: it’s all good. I just gotta keep swinging at it, that’s all.
Book of the Week: The Last Graduate: A Novel (The Scholomance Book 2).
Naomi Novik’s The Last Graduate: A Novel (The Scholomance Book 2) is not coming out until September, but I cannot wait and I am still sick. I am putting this up, and then I am going back to bed. Good night!
Book of the Week: As You Wish.
Full title: As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride, written by Cary Elwes (and Joe Layden). If you are looking for dirt on the people who made The Princess Bride, this is not the book for you to read. If you want to read some fun stories about that movie production, then look no further.
God, but I love that movie.
Book of the Week: …I got nothing, sorry.
Seriously, nothing’s sparking. Guess it’s time for a book recommendations thread. Have at it!
Book of the Week: Boundless (The Lost Fleet: Outlands Book 1)
I don’t want to reward the publishing company’s bad behavior by pre-ordering the Kindle for Boundless (The Lost Fleet: Outlands Book 1) for fifteen bucks. I truly do not. But… new Black Jack series by Jack Campbell, damn their eyes. I’m stuck.
Bastards.
Book of the Week: The Silmarillion.
I brought a copy of JRR Tolkien’s The Silmarillion with me to the event because I couldn’t be social or tell people where to pitch their tents all day. It has been a while since I read it – and I suspect that I wasn’t as intelligent back then as I am now, because I definitely missed bits. I need hardly state that it’s a damn brilliant book. But I will, anyway: it’s a damn brilliant book… which encouraged more than a few lesser ones. Not Tolkien’s fault, mind you.
Oh, and regular posting tomorrow. I am beat.
Book of the Week: The Illuminatus! Trilogy.
Why? Because Shaenon Garrity mentioned Illuminatus! on Twitter [fnord!], and danged if I can think of a better choice. It’s been a weird week. I wonder if it’s all due to the looming ending of the pandemic [fnord!]; I am stretching out, and some of my mental muscles feel stiff and unused…
Book of the Week: Conan, The Definitive Edition.
Well, a definitive edition. The one I use has been replaced with a new Conan, The Definitive Edition. Ironic, that. The stories remain quite good, though – which is really why I’m rereading them.
Book of the Week: Interviewing Leather: The Todd Chapman Interview and Being the Steve (Justice Wing).
Yeah, Eric Burns-White’s Interviewing Leather: The Todd Chapman Interview and Being the Steve (Justice Wing) is a bit of a mouthful. I hope it sells a bunch of copies anyway. I’ve wanted him to publish it for a long time now.