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Saturday, May 18, 2024
Review of
The Tusks of Extinction
by Ray Nayler
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Ernest Hemingway is considered by some a titan of early 20th century fiction. Focused on animal themes, his stories are steeped in nature, ...
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
Non-fiction: Review of
The Anxious Generation
by Jonathan Haidt
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I am Gen X. I know what it's like to have a land-line telephone in the house. I had thousands of negotiations with my teen sister, who...
Friday, May 10, 2024
Review of
Praetorian of Dorn
by John French
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Rogal Dorn is a primarch situated on Terra, a planet far from the loyalist vs. traitor battlefields happening across the universe as Horus a...
Review of
Scars
by Chris Wraight
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I'm almost at the Siege of Terra. But before cracking the first of those ten books, I promised myself I would read at least one Horus H...
Monday, May 6, 2024
Review of
Expect Me Tomorrow
by Christopher Priest
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Most avid readers have their favorite authors, and 2024 has been been merciful to a few of mine. Terry Bisson and Howard Waldrop both passe...
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Review of
Shattered Legions
ed. by. Laurie Goulding
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I am a fan of the Imperium Secundus books. They have their own internal conflicts and arcs, have major consequences to the overarching HH s...
Review of
Corax
by Gav Thorpe
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I'm forty books deep in the Horus Heresy, and yet there are still legions and primarchs out there I have yet to encounter in any substan...
Saturday, April 20, 2024
Review of
Legion
by Dan Abnett
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Like many readers of Horus Heresy, Dan Abnett has proven to be my favorite author flavor. There are no huge differences in quality among t...
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Cardboard Corner: Review of
Android: Netrunner
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There are a few holy grail albums on my music shelf. In a strange paradox, however, they rarely get play time. I resist listening too ofte...
Tuesday, April 16, 2024
Review of
Wolfsbane
by Guy Haley
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Horus Heresy novels like Prospero Burns and Scars have not offered readers a nuanced view of Leman Russ—the Emperor's executioner and pr...
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