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Myke Cole Recommends…

Posted on August 21, 2015 by Michael Senft

Myke Cole isn’t just a stern-faced champion of truth, justice and trigger discipline, he’s also a lover of all things sci-fi and fantasy. When I spoke with the Gemini Cell author at Elevengeddon we touched on a variety of subjects, … Continue reading →

Posted in Author Recommendations | Tagged Author Recommendations, George R.R. Martin, His Majesty's Dragon, Jack Campbell, Joe Abercrombie, John Scalzi, Myke Cole, Naomi Novik, Old Man's War, Patrick Rothfuss, Peter V. Brett, Scott Lynch, The Lost Fleet, The Name of the Wind, Warded Man | Leave a comment

Halfway Through the Busiest Five Days of My Blogging Life

Posted on May 30, 2015 by Michael Senft

I’ve survived two days, but the worst is still coming. I’ve managed to see no panels, see no TV stars and barely seen the exhibit hall. And I’ve had the time of my life.

Posted in News | Tagged Alex Gordon, Andrea Phillips, Bennett Coles, Brian Staveley, Cherie Priest, Chuck Wendig, Delilah S Dawson, django wexler, Elevengeddon, Gini Koch, holy taco church, James A. Owen, Jason Hough, Jay Posey, Joseph Nassise, Kevin Hearne, M. L. Brennan, Michael J. Martinez, Myke Cole, Naomi Novik, Peter V. Brett, Phoenix Comicon, PHXCC, Poisoned Pen, Scott Sigler, Taco Guild, Viola Carr | 3 Comments

Del Rey Authors coming to Phoenix Comicon

Posted on April 6, 2015 by Michael Senft

Two more Del Rey authors are coming to Phoenix Comicon. Naomi Novik is the author of the popular “Temeraire” series, an alternate history look at the Napoleonic Wars, in which both sides are aided by dragons. The books follow the … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Phoenix Comicon | Tagged Del Rey, Michael Senft, Naomi Novik, Peter V. Brett, Phoenix Comicon, relentless reading | Leave a comment

March Sci-Fi and Fantasy Releases

Posted on February 27, 2015 by Michael Senft

After a relatively light February, March has a full slate of books with something for everybody. Sci-fi, horror, epic and urban fantasy, alternate history and plenty of steampunk highlight this busy month for book lovers. Here’s a rundown of some … Continue reading →

Posted in New Releases, News | Tagged Alan Smale, Anne Bishop, Clash of Eagles, Daryl Gregory, Doll Collection, Ellen Datlow, fantasy, Gail Carriger, Harrison Squared, Heir to the Jedi, Ian Tregillis, Kevin Hearne, March Releases, Marie Brennan, Mechanical, Old Venus, Peter V. Brett, Prudence, Sci-Fi, SFF, Skull Throne, Vision in Silver, Voyage of the Basilisk | 1 Comment

Coming Soon — A Look at My Most Anticipated Books for 2015

Posted on December 29, 2014 by Michael Senft

I’m already starting to plot my yearly reading schedule, and realizing that I probably won’t be able to touch everything I want, especially since some will involve reading (or rereading) series to get caught up. But here is a by-no-means … Continue reading →

Posted in New Releases, News | Tagged :ast First Snow, Ancillary Mercy, Ann Leckie, Beth Cato, Black Dog, Brandon Sanderson, Bring Down Heaven, China Mieville, City of Blades, Clockwork Crown, Craft Sequence, Daniel Abraham, django wexler, Elizabeth Bear, Fitz and the Fool, Fool's Quest, Gentlemen Bastards, Half the World, Ian Tregillis, Imperial Radch, James S.A. Corey, Jo Walton, Joe Abercrombie, John Scalzi, Karen Memory, Ken Liu, kim stanley robinson, Liu Cixin, Mark Lawrence, Max Gladstone, Michael Senft, Mistborn, Neil Gaiman, Nemesis Game, Old Man's War, Peter V. Brett, Powder Mage, Red Queen's War, relentless reading, relentlessreading.com, Robert Jackson Bennett, Robin Hobb, Sam Sykes, Scott Lynch, Shadow Campaign, Shadows of Self, The Autumn Republic, The Dark Forest, The Demon Cycle, The End of All Things, The Expanse, The Ghost Brigades, The Grace of Kings, The Liar's Key, The Mechanical, The Mortal Tally, The Philosopher Kings, The Price of Valor, The Rebirths of Tao, The Shattered Sea, THe Skull Throne, The Spider's War, Thorn of Emberlain, Three Body Problem, Three Moments of an Explosion, Time Salvager, Trigger Warning, Ty Franck, Wax and Wayne, Wesley Chu | 2 Comments

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Myke Cole Recommends…

Halfway Through the Busiest Five Days of My Blogging Life

Del Rey Authors coming to Phoenix Comicon

March Sci-Fi and Fantasy Releases

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