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Episode 1-01: Odd, Brilliant, Old Man Balls

January 8, 2018 by prisco 1 Comment

http://neozaz.com/killing-my-kindle-1-01/ It’s up!  It’s a fucking podcast!  Holy shit!  It sounds like it was recorded in a plastic bag, but goddammit it’s up and it’s got theme music and it can only get better from here!  Or worse.  FUCK YOU. Wherein I review: Unbound (Stone Barrington #44) by Stuart Woods Brilliance (Brilliance Saga #1) by Marcus Sakey Odd Hours (Odd Thomas #4) by Dean Koontz There’s a website: killingmykindle.com There’s a Twitter: @killingmykindle There’s a Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/killingmykindle/

Filed Under: Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction Tagged With: brilliance, Dean Koontz, killing my kindle, marcus sakey, odd hours, odd thomas, podcast, stone barrington, stuart woods, unbound

prisco's CBR10 Review No:3 · Genres: Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction · Tags: brilliance, Dean Koontz, killing my kindle, marcus sakey, odd hours, odd thomas, podcast, stone barrington, stuart woods, unbound ·
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Fire spider: IGNITE!!!

February 18, 2015 by narfna 6 Comments

Sometimes you go into a book with expectations, and the book blows those expectations all to hell. The first two books in the Magic Ex Libris series were fun, pulpy romps through the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (and through the annals of great fantasy and sci-fi literature). We followed librarian cum libriomancer, Isaac Vainio, a man who can use magic to pull things out of books, as he fought off all mess of troubles. As a member of the Porters, a secret society of magic […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: fantasy, Jim C. Hines, magic ex libris, narfna, unbound, Urban Fantasy

narfna's CBR7 Review No:18 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: fantasy, Jim C. Hines, magic ex libris, narfna, unbound, Urban Fantasy ·
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