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Tag Archives: Baen
Bookshelf: The Seer
The Seer is a gripping epic fantasy novel about the curse of talent and the overreaching of power. Sonia Orin Lyris’s debut novel The Seer follows young Amarta, who has a limited ability to see the future. The future is … Continue reading
Bookshelf: Unforgettable
Nat Morgan is unrememberable. Literally. If you leave his presence, in sixty seconds you’ve forgotten him entirely. He’s been this way since birth; the only reason he survived infancy was his mother’s recognition of the problem, and her determined writing … Continue reading
Bookshelf: Fire with Fire
Chuck Gannon’s debut novel and first Caine Riordan book, Fire with Fire, is Jack Ryan in a first contact story. Caine is a writer and researcher, sometimes a journalist and spy, and a polymath. His inability to waste mental energy … Continue reading
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Tagged Baen, Caine Riordan, Charles E. Gannon, Chuck Gannon, Fire with Fire, First Contact Stories, Jack Ryan, Tom Clancy
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Bookshelf: Shattered Shields
In light of the recent (ongoing?) guffaw-faw over the Hugo Awards, I was a little surprised and immensely pleased to pick up Shattered Shields and see the list of authors it includes. Without assigning people to sides, and at the risk … Continue reading
Bookshelf: Darkship Thieves
This is the first Sarah Hoyt I’ve read, though we’ve been in contact through social media for a while. But I met Sarah in person at the WordFire Press booth at Denver Comic Con this year, and bought a copy … Continue reading
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Tagged Baen, Darkship Thieves, Denver Comic Con, Heinlein, Sarah A. Hoyt, Wordfire Press
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