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The Druid Atticus O’Sullivan and his sausage-eating Irish wolfhound Oberon are back in a new e-short story! Grimoire of the Lamb by Kevin Hearne will be published on May 7th and features an early look at Kevin’s next book, Hunted.
Here is more about it!
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Catch the first 50 Pages of the latest novel in Kevin Hearne’s Iron Druid Chronicles Series: TRAPPED!
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Gifts For the Geek enters Day 11!
And with it, so does Kelley Armstrong. For the urban fantasy fan on your holiday shopping list, Tales of the Otherworld is the exact thing you are looking for! Make the jump to learn more!
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A relative newcomer to the paranormal scene, Stephanie Chong asks Marjorie M. Liu for some insight into genre, process and never giving up.
Newly published military SF novelist G.T. Almasi took a few minutes from his very busy NYCC 2012 schedule to speak with me about his musical past, his study of military history and the writing of his debut novel Blades of Winter.
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Tad Williams is one of the most versatile writers working today.
He has written in a number of different genres over the years, all of the stories great. He now tries his hand at the urban fantasy sub-genre with The Dirty Streets of Heaven. I asked Tad a few questions. Make the jump for his answers!
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The first 50 Pages of Kelley Armstrong’s DIME STORE MAGIC are here for your enjoyment. Just click Read More and be enraptured by the magical Otherworld.
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Remember the Suvudu Writing Contest we ran early last year? BAD GLASS, the winning story written by Richard E. Gropp, will be on sale (in book form!) on Sept 25th. But you can check out the first 50 pages here!
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Last week, Kevin Hearne published a new story.
Not a book though. An Iron Druid Chronicles novella! Make the jump to learn more about Two Ravens & One Crow!
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Epic fantasy is infiltrating urban fantasy!
How? Two writers considered epic fantasy authors are switching sub-genres to tell stories in the urban fantasy mode.
And I can’t wait! Here is a bit more about them!
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John
More! There is never enough Caine. Hands down my favorite series, and my favorite author.