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The Facets, of Character.
What elements lend life to imagined character? Katie Salers, a young lady I had the good fortune of meeting on Twitter, recently published a review of Beltamar’s War. I am sure she would appreciate it if you’d pop over to … Continue reading
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What lies between the lines.
I recently wrote, “One of the downsides of being a writer is that not only do we write words that aren’t there, fully expecting people to intuitively see them, but we also tend to read words that are never written.“ … Continue reading
Thus Spake Zarathustra
Thus Spake Zarathustra, by Friedrich Nietzsche. A review for all, and for none. I make no differentiation between authors and artists. To me a skilled author is an artist. Their words capture our minds, then force us to pay the … Continue reading
Oblivion’s Forge.
A review of Oblivion’s Forge, by Simon Williams. I am not a prolific reviewer for many reasons, one of which is that I really don’t like spoilers. How to take a well-worn, tried-and-trusted premise and somehow hide the fact it … Continue reading
The Sowing – a review.
I recently finished reading an Advance Review Copy (ARC for short) of a Sci-Fi novel written by a trio of authors, one of whom I discovered on Twitter. Before I begin my review, I feel the need to disclose a … Continue reading
Godspeed, by Febraury Grace
Godspeed is the first review that I’ve posted, and it may well be the last. Since I began writing, I’m sad to say my tolerance for poor writing has diminished. Perhaps this is due to the endless hours spent honing … Continue reading