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Paxton Locke Books 4 and 5 on the way!

Daniel Humphreys posted on his blog today that The Sacred Radiance should be out soon, and that he finished the text for The Dragon and his Wrath as well. That means I’ll publish my review of The Sacred Radiance, as I was waiting until the book was a little

The Time Traders and Galactic Derelict by Andre Norton Book Review

Andre Norton was a prolific mid-century science fiction and fantasy author who is listed in Gary Gygax’s Appendix N, but despite her popularity I was entirely unfamiliar with her work. To rectify that, I picked up the 2000 Baen omnibus edition titled The Time Traders [Amazon link] that contains

Bloodline Cradle Book 9 by Will Wight Book Review

In Bloodline, book 9 of Will Wight’s very popular Cradle series, Lindon comes home. As you might expect, hilarity ensures. Or at least lots of epic battles with the greatest threats on Lindon’s planet. [Amazon affiliate link] I didn’t do a day of release review for Bloodline

Galaxy's Edge: Contracts & Terminations on Sale

The three ebooks and one short story that make up the Contracts & Terminations series are on sale for $0.99 USD on Amazon right now. Three great books for a dollar is a great deal. My basic take on the Contracts & Terminations series is that this is what

eBook deals 4/9/2021

Open Road Media manages the back catalog of ebooks for several of my favorite authors, and I like them in part because they regularly have great sales on ebooks. I think digital media has less value than physical media, given that you typically can’t turn it around and resell

Bloodline is here!

Book 9 of the Cradle series, Bloodline, comes out today in the United States. I don’t have an advanced review copy, so no day of release review, but I’m sure I will get to it soon. Other books by Will Wight Cradle Series: Unsouled: Cradle Book 1 Review

Linkfest 2021-04-02: Good Friday

The Christian scandalously asserts that this day is a good day. And it is. Yesterday I got into a discussion on Twitter about how badly misunderstood the paladin has become in D&D. The meme on the gets the laugh from contemporary players, but it is the equivalent of