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Tag Archives: Neil Gaiman
A Study in Sherlock
A Study in Sherlock is a new collection of stories inspired by the Holmes canon. I purchased a copy because it was edited by Laurie R. King (and Leslie S. Klinger). So far, I have not been disappointed by any … Continue reading
Posted in book reviews
Tagged B Reviews, Charles Todd, Dana Stabenow, Laurie R. King, Leslie S. Klinger, Lionel Chetwynd, Margaret Maron, mystery, Neil Gaiman, S. J. Rozan, Sherlock Holmes, short story collection, Thomas Perry
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NPR and the Top 100 SF/F
If I didn’t already love NPR, I would now. But I’ve sat in the car too many times laughing myself silly at the Car Talk brothers not to love NPR. However, they just gave me a whole new reason to … Continue reading
Posted in books, fantasy, science fiction
Tagged fantasy, Guy Gavriel Kay, J. R. R. Tolkien, John Scalzi, Neil Gaiman, NPR, science fiction, Terry Pratchett
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Holmes is everywhere
Every generation reinvents Sherlock Holmes to suit itself. The current revision, Sherlock, was created by the same team that is also at the helm of Doctor Who. This is totally appropriate, as Sherlock beat Doctor Who for the British Academy of … Continue reading
Posted in mystery
Tagged Arthur Conan Doyle, Doctor Who, John Joseph Adams, Laurie R. King, Lindsay Faye, Michael Kurland, mystery, Neil Gaiman, Sherlock Holmes, steampunk
The mythic side of London
The London Underground may lead to more places than those found on the brightly colored map on display in every Tube station. The evocative names of each stop may mean more than just a place for weary travelers to get on … Continue reading
Posted in books, fantasy, urban fantasy
Tagged books, fantasy, London, Neil Gaiman, Simon R. Green, urban fantasy
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