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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Review: Game of Thrones: Season One
Reviewed by Hannah Strom-Martin Author’s Note: There have been endless recaps and thematic analysis of Game of Thrones, the new HBO television show based on the Song of Ice and Fire Novels by author George R.R. Martin. The Thrones blogging … Continue reading
NPR’s New Poll: “Best Science Fiction, Fantasy Books? You Tell Us”
Okay, folks, this is it! Genre fiction, specifically science fiction and fantasy, has gone to some pretty terrific places before, but when it goes to NPR…. Well, we all should hitch a ride to see what’s going on. What you’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Literature, Fantasy, Make a Difference, Science Fiction, Signal Boost
Tagged arts, Earthsea, Fantasy, fiction, Literature, NPR, Science fiction, Speculative fiction, Vote
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On the Joys of eBooking
In the early days of ePublishing, I had a difficult time trying to figure out why – WHY!?! – anyone in her right mind would prefer reading a story on a digital screen. Books are lovely! They’re beautifully designed. They … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Literature, Uncategorized
Tagged Amazon Kindle, Dresden Files, E-book, Harry Potter, IPad, iPhone, iTunes, Jim Butcher, nancy holder, Publishing, Sony Reader
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Some Vampire Slayers Never Change
You got that right! Buffy and the Buffyverse are still hard at work trying to take care of people. Please come join the Slay-A-Thon and help to support children in need. Shiai Mata from SlayerLit, a good friend of Underwords, … Continue reading