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Tag Archives: James R. Tuck
Review: Monster Hunter International by Larry Correia
Format read: print book borrowed from the library Formats available: ebook, paperback, mass market paperback, audiobook Genre: Urban fantasy Series: Monster Hunters International, #1 Length: 452 pages Publisher: Baen Books Date Released: August 1, 2009 Purchasing Info: Author’s Website, Publisher’s Website, … Continue reading
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Review: Blood and Magick by James R. Tuck
Format read: ebook provided by NetGalley Formats available: ebook, mass market paperback Genre: Urban fantasy Series: Deacon Chalk: Occult Bounty Hunter #3 Length: 352 pages Publisher: Kensington Date Released: March 5, 2013 Purchasing Info: Author’s Website, Publisher’s Website, Goodreads, Amazon, … Continue reading
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The Sunday Post AKA What’s On My (Mostly Virtual) Nightstand? 3-3-13
I still have a conceptual problem with seeing the dates for 2013. I’m not sure why. But writing the date for this post as 3-3-13 just looked weird. Maybe I have a mild case of triskaidekaphobia? In unrelated geekiness, yesterday … Continue reading
Review: Circus of Blood by James R. Tuck
Format read: ebook purchased from Amazon Formats available: ebook Genre: Urban Fantasy Series: Deacon Chalk Occult Bounty Hunter #2.5 Length: 66 pages Publisher: Kensington Books Date Released: January 29, 2013 Purchasing Info: Author’s Website, Publisher’s Website, Goodreads, Amazon, Barnes & … Continue reading
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13 for 2013: A Baker’s Dozen of My Most Anticipated Reads
“Love looks forward, hate looks backward, and anxiety stalks NetGalley and Edelweiss for early review copies.” That is not the way the saying goes, but it works for me. I’m also hoping that there will be review copies of the … Continue reading
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Tagged alternate history, books and reading, Charlaine Harris, contemporary fantasy, Delilah S. Dawson, Diana Gabaldon, Elizabeth Bear, epic fantasy, Gay Hendricks, Guy Gavriel Kay, historical fiction, J. D. Robb, James R. Tuck, John Scalzi, L.E. Modesitt Jr., Michelle Sagara, mystery, Nalini Singh, Nicci French, paranormal romance, police procedural mysteries, Robin D. Owens, time travel romance, Tinker Lindsay, urban fantasy
Stacking the Shelves (16) Dragon*Con Edition
This would be Stacking the Shelves, the Dragon*Con edition. I say it’s the Dragon*Con edition for a couple of reasons. The first is simply because I was at Dragon*Con over Labor Day weekend, and didn’t do a Stacking the Shelves … Continue reading
What’s On My (Mostly Virtual) Nightstand? AKA The Sunday Post 7-29-12
Mid-summer blog break part deux (a word which totally flummoxed the online dictionary, however flummoxed did not!) The above only adds to the never-ending stream of anecdotes (anecdata, which is not a word but should be) that online dictionaries are … Continue reading



















