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Forgotten Ages

Morgan

Generally about fantastic fiction with some forays into history and weapons.

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Tolkien (Notion Club Papers): Hobbits are something between a half and a two-thirds the stature of Men; but are often imagined, and usually depicted, with feet that are (compared with Men) disproportionately large - sometimes horrifyingly...

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Fiction (Tolkien and Fantasy): “Fantasiae was, according to its initial subtitle, the “monthly newsletter of the Fantasy Association,” based out of Los Angeles. The first issue was dated April 1973, and the final issue was no. 103 (volume 9...

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Warriors

A few years back, I was excited when I heard there was an anthology entitled Warriors edited by George R. R. Martin and Gardner Dozois. It came out in March 2010 from Tor, hardback, 736 pages, $27.99.

In the introduction, George R. R. Mart...

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Sensor Sweep: Harlan Ellison, D&D Monsters, Henry S. Whitehead

Star Trek (JDA Talks Trek): The audiobook edition of Harlan Ellison’s The City on the Edge of Forever opens with approximately three hours of Ellison himself — recorded before his 2018 death — detailing how badly Gene Roddenberry and Star T...

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Sensor Sweep Classics: Dec. 4, 2017

RPG (Blackgate.com): I’m still unpacking the boxes I brought home from the Fall 2017 Games Plus auction. There’s so many SF and fantasy board games being published these days that it’s impossible to keep up. But you know, I do my best.

A w...

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