Tanya Huff's books are better written, and have better characters than most of the "acceptable" Sword and Sorcery books of violence out there.
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Book Review: The Peacock Throne by Sujit Saraf
Saraf has turned a spotlight on Delhi and given her closeup.
Read More »Book Review: M0 Te Upoko-O-Te-Ika/For Wellington by Viggo Mortensen
An opportunity to see the two sides of Viggo Mortensen's photography, the abstract and the realistic.
Read More »Book Review: Trance by Jorge Luis Alvarez Pupo
Trance is a unique view of a world few of us have ever experienced.
Read More »Book Review: The Myths Of Innovation by Scott Berkun
If you want to learn and you have a sense of humor, then The Myths Of Innovation is for you.
Read More »Book Review: The Horse Is Good by Viggo Mortensen
The Horse Is Good... just like being in the company of horses.
Read More »Book Review: Land Of The Lost Mammoths and Pirates, Bats, And Dragons by Mike Davis
Books for a youth audience that have more on their minds than what to wear to the prom.
Read More »Book Review: Professional SQL Server 2005 Programming by Robert Vieira
Professional SQL Server 2005 Programming provides a broad overview with just enough depth.
Read More »Book Review: Tramps Like Us: A New Jersey Tale by Kristen Buckley
Not about Bruce Springsteen, despite its title. Still, it's not a bad read, for a "chick book."
Read More »Book Review: Neptune Noir: Unauthorized Investigations into Veronica Mars Edited by Rob Thomas
The show may be dead, but the investigations live on.
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