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Tag Archives: Max Brooks
And That’s a Wrap
Phoenix Comicon 2015 is done, my feet and back are recovered and I’m starting to get caught up on my writing. Time to start reflecting on what went wrong this year, what went right and what we’re going to do … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Batsu, Max Brooks, Paul Cornell, Phoenix Comicon, Sam Sykes, This Damned Band, Tony Parker
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The Best Laid Plans of Comicon Attendees…
Well, today started out with big plans. That uniformly fell apart. Such is the way of Con Time. Distractions arise, appointments are double-booked, hangovers, crowds… In short, schedules have to be flexible. And unfortunately, while pulling double duty I didn’t … Continue reading
Phoenix Comicon adds two returning guests
Two more authors are returning to Phoenix Comicon. Author, screenwriter and cranky blogger Chuck Wendig was one of the stars of last year’s Batsu Game and is a member of the Holy Taco Church. His latest novel, the YA crime … Continue reading
Review: Lock In by John Scalzi
John Scalzi ★★★★ Tor, 2014. Science fiction isn’t about predicting the future, it’s about commenting on the present. And with his latest novel, Hugo winner John Scalzi really nails the present. Plagues, riots, discrimination, evil Internet billionaires, Tea Partiers and … Continue reading
Posted in Four Stars, Reviews
Tagged android, cyber, disability, Hugo, John Scalzi, Lock-In, Mary Sue, Max Brooks, Michael Senft, Old Man's War, plague, political thriller, Redshirts, Relentless Reader, relentless reading, relentlessreading.com, review, Sci-Fi, The Relentless Reader, Unlocked
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