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Judgment at Proteus Book Review

Judgment at Proteus Book Review

Judgment at Proteus: Quadrail Book 5 by Timothy Zahn 416 pages Published by Open Road Media Sci-Fi & Fantasy; Reprint edition (July 28, 2015) ASIN B00Z8POP4E When Frank finally gets to the end of his quest, he finds out that he has been fighting the wrong war all along.

The Domino Pattern Book Review

The Domino Pattern Book Review

The Domino Pattern: Quadrail Book 4 by Timothy Zahn 385 pages Published by Open Road Media Sci-Fi & Fantasy; Reprint edition (July 28, 2015) ASIN B00Z8POORW Since every entry in the Quadrail series follows the same basic pattern, we need a new plot device in each book to keep

Odd Girl Out Book Review

Odd Girl Out Book Review

Odd Girl Out: Quadrail Book 3 by Timothy Zahn 366 pages Published by Open Road Media Sci-Fi & Fantasy; Reprint edition (July 28, 2015) ASIN B00Z8POPPS I picked this book up in the library earlier this year, read the first chapter, and realized that a lot of things were

The Third Lynx Book Review

The Third Lynx: Quadrail Book 2 by Timothy Zahn 352 pages Published by Tor Books (October 30th, 2007) ISBN 9780765317322 This cover is my favorite of the whole series. The first volume I bought was a reprint in ebook form; it has a stylized cover with a man carrying an

Night Train to Rigel Book Review

Night Train to Rigel Book Review

Night Train to Rigel: Quadrail Book 1 by Timothy Zahn Kindle Edition, 394 pages Published by Open Road Media Sci-Fi & Fantasy; Reprint edition (July 28, 2015) ASIN B00Z8POQDO Night Train to Rigel is a murder mystery set on an interstellar train, mixed with something very much like Cold

Another Thrawn: Alliances Excerpt

Another excerpt from Timothy Zahn's new novel Thrawn: Alliances has been released. Taking a final look at the nav display, Anakin pointed the Actis toward the horizon and poured power to the drive— Abruptly, R2-D2 trilled a warning. “What is it?” Anakin said, frowning as he checked

Linkfest 2018-06-18

Perhaps Monday is the new Friday around here. Conan the Barbarian: A Review, an Analysis, and a Little Bit of a Misunderstood and Improperly Played - While Talking About the Pulps I found this reading the Conan roundup from Monday. I also rate the 1982 Milius Conan higher than Rick Stump.