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This snippet of an interview of Gene Wolfe by Larry McCaffery was interesting enough for me to go read the whole thing. I whole-heartedly support what Wolfe says in this paragraph: Gene Wolfe: It's not so much a matter of "advantages" as SF appealing to my

Three Hearts and Three Lions on Sale

Poul Anderson’s Three Hearts and Three Lions is on sale on Amazon for $1.99 USD. This is a seminal work of American fantasy, and I can’t recommend it enough.

Forget Nothing Part II is out on Audible

Forget Nothing: Part II is out today on Audible. This books appears to be part of the Audible Plus program, making it available to anyone who has the appropriate tier of membership. You can of course also buy it as normal. The ebook is available from the Galaxy’s Edge

Shadows and Crows by Peter Nealen Book Review

Shadows and Crows: The Lost — Book 2 by Peter Nealen is a dark and otherworldly adventure in a haunted world that sits right at the edge of familiarity. Like the spectres that lurk in the gloaming, it feels like if you listen long enough, you might recognize something you know.

A Theology of Fiction

In this month’s First Things magazine is the article “A Theology of Fiction“ by Cassandra Nelson. I feel like wading in, as this subject overlaps with my interests, and I also have a soft spot for First Things, even though I am no longer a subscriber. I am fascinated

Jungle Jitters and Not Far From Eden on Sale!

Jon Weichsel says he put Jungle Jitters and Not Far From Eden on sale for $0.99 USD each. I used Weichsel’s universal book links, as his books are available from a pretty wide variety of ebook vendors, and because this is after all my hobby and I don’

Not Far from Eden by J. Manfred Weichsel

J. Manfred Weichsel has returned with another unbelievable, ridiculous, and over the top satire, Not Far From Eden [Amazon link]. Some of Weichsel’s work, like Jungle Jitters, takes its inspiration from contemporary events. For this book, Weichsel reached back to the Book of Enoch, a bit of Jewish apocalyptic