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The Cover Art Mega-Post
Posted by AJ
I haven’t done something like this before, but I was thinking of doing this for a while. Thing is, there are so, so many books coming out later this year or just about to be released actually, that I really, really want to read, and doing individual posts for all of them on The Founding Fields would be a bit of chore. So I’m just doing a general bumper post collecting all these covers and details on the books.
Hope you enjoy!
Posted in 2013 Reading Challenge, Book Lists, Book News, Challenges, News
Tags: 2013 Reading Challenge, Ace Books, Adventure, All Is Fair, Angry Robot Books, Anne Lyle, Ascension, Book Lists, Book News, Codex Born, Cover Art, Crimson Shadow, DAW Books, Dayton Ward, Deep Space Nine, Del Rey Books, Drizzt Do'Urden, Elim Garak, Emma Newman, Empire and Rebellion, Erevis Cale, Erin M. Evans, Fantasy, Farideh, Fearsome Dreamer, Forgotten Realms, From History's Shadow, Gentleman Bastard, Han Solo, Havilar, Hellfire, Heroic Fantasy, Hot Key Books, Ia, Jacqueline Koyanagi, James A. Moore, James T. Kirk, Jean Johnson, Jean-Luc Picard, Jim C. Hines, John Jackson Miller, Kenobi, Laura Eve, Lucas Books, Luke Skywalker, Magic Ex Libris, Maliverny Catlyn, Martha Wells, Masque Books, Michael J. Sullivan, News, Night's Masque, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Orbit Books, Paul S. Kemp, Pocket Books, Princess Leia, R. A. Salvatore, Razor's Edge, Regency Fantasy, Riyria Chronicles, Science Fiction, Scott Lynch, Seven Forges, Space Opera, Split Worlds, Spock, Star Trek, Star Wars, The Adversary, The Companions, The Fall, The Godborn, The Next Generation, The Original Series, The Prince of Lies, The Republic of Thieves, The Rose And The Thorn, The Sundering, Theirs Not To Reason Why, Una McCormack, William Iris
NANP: A Name To Conjure
Posted by AJ
Guesting on the blog today for Names: A New Perspective is Scott Lynch, author of the smash hit Gentlemen Bastard series, the third novel in which, The Republic of Thieves, will be published later this year. Gentlemen Bastard has been on my reading radar for a while now, given the praise I’ve heard about the series from several friends, but haven’t been able to get to it given the staggering levels of Mount Toberead. However, this guest post series is a way for me to motivate myself to read books like Gentlemen Bastard ones, and I’m looking forward to getting into them later this year. In the meantime, here’s Scott on the topic of names.