Forgotten Ages
MorganGenerally about fantastic fiction with some forays into history and weapons.
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Sensor Sweep: Arneson, Dean Koontz, Nicholas Roerich
D&D (Grognardia): While yesterday marked the commemoration of the birth of one of the hobby’s founders, today marks a rather different milestone: one year since the conclusion of my House of Worms campaign. That’s small potatoes by comparis...
Rogues
Rogues is the latest of the George R. R. Martin and Gardner Dozois edited cross genre anthologies. Bantam Books is the publisher now instead of Tor. Hardcover, 806 pages, $30.00, twenty stories and an introduction by Martin.
Martin has thi...
Sensor Sweep: Roger Zelazny, Michael Shea, World of Warcraft
D&D (Grognardia): I was nevertheless determined that I would not forget to commemorate the birthday of Dave Arneson this year, as I have too often in the past. Rather than rehearse why I keep erring in this particular fashion, I thought it...
Swords & Dark Magic
Swords & Dark Magic (Eos/Harper Collins, 2010). Edited by Jonathan Strahan and Lou Anders.
This was a book that I read over eight years ago and came across a review while looking for an old file. This was a sword-and-sorcery fiction anthol...
Sensor Sweep: The Howling, King in Yellow, Goth Girls
Goth (Tellers of Weird Tales): The dark-haired bad girl in literature and culture goes back at least as far as the nineteenth century. Leslie Fiedler wrote about her in his book Love and Death in the American Novel (1961; 1966). The goth gi...
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