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Black Amazon of Mars by Leigh Brackett

Happy New Year to all the readers of With Both Hands! I thought I’d start off this year with a classic work, Black Amazon of Mars. You can get a free Kindle version, but there is also an illustrated edition put out by Cirsova. [Amazon links] Even though this

Forgotten Ruin and Eucatastrophe

I like writing book reviews, although in one way I do find the form a bit limiting. For the most part, book reviews are written to entice people to read a book they have not read, and hence it is considered bad form to give away everything in the book

The Book of Joe Book Review

The Book of Joe [Amazon link], the fifth entry in the Forgotten Ruin series, offers us a trip through a mythic underworld, some serious Rangering how-to, and giggling legionnaires. You’ve got to check this out. When we left off in Lay the Hate, Talker had jumped into the swirling

Forgotten Ruin Book 2 on sale for $0.99 USD!

Hit & Fade [Amazon link], book 2 of the Forgotten Ruin series, is on sale for $0.99 USD for the ebook version. But don’t sleep on it, it is only on sale until the end of today. You can also add the Audible version of Hit & Fade

Hellgate by Morgon Newquist

Hellgate: The Neighborhood Watch book 1 by Morgon Newquist [Silver Empire affiliate link] is a story about things that are more than they seem. Which is entirely appropriate, since the cover image and the urban fantasy tag normally would have made me steer clear of a book that ended up

Violence of Action out in Audiobook

Violence of Action, book 3 in the Forgotten Ruin series, is now available in audiobook! Book 3 is our opportunity to see the Rangers go raiding. To do what they do best: kill things and break stuff. The non-linear flow of the pseudo-memoir style of the Forgotten Ruin series works

The Dragon and His Wrath Book Review

This is the third time I’ve read The Dragon and His Wrath [Silver Empire affiliate link], and I’m happy to report that it is a cracking good read every time. I’m a great lover of the kind of book where evil gets its due, and Humphreys does