Hi,all!



The time has come around once more for Read and E-book Week.  E-book
awareness has been rising in the last few years.  And you all can cash
in big time with some free books!

Don't know what an e-book is?  Would like some info?  EbookWeek.com
<http://www.ebookweek.com/index.html> has set up a page to discuss what
they are, the numerous ways they can be read, free computer program
readers, resources and more.

Zumaya Publications <http://www.zumayapublications.com> has also jumped
into the act by offering several of their titles for FREE for the week!
One of them is my first book *In the Service of Samurai*
<http://www.gloriaoliver.com/samurai.html> .  So if you've not given in
to temptation before to check it out, this might be the time!

Here are all the free books Zumaya has place for the week so far:

In the Service of Samurai
<http://www.scribd.com/doc/28173004/In-The-Service-of-Samurai> by Gloria
Oliver (YA Fantasy)

Synergy <http://www.scribd.com/doc/28119927/Synergy>  by M D Benoit
(Science Fiction)

Kingdom of Dreams and Shadows
<http://www.scribd.com/doc/28119828/Kingdom-of-Dreams-and-Shadows> by
David Lynn Anderson (Fantasy)

Milky Way Marmalade
<http://www.scribd.com/doc/28119613/Milky-Way-Marmalade>  by Michael
DiCerto (Science Fiction Comedy ala Hitchhiker's)

The Dream Ender <http://www.scribd.com/doc/28117063/The-Dream-Ender> by
Dorien Grey (Thriller)



So how about checking out what e-books are all about and getting some
free reads too!  Should be a blast!

Tell your friends!

Have a good one!

Gloria Oliver
Unveiling the Fantastic
www.gloriaoliver.com



--
Gloria Oliver
Unveiling the Fantastic
www.gloriaoliver.com



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I just finished "Fledgling" (2009), the latest Liaden Universe novel by
Sharon Lee and Steve Miller. I posted some comments on my blog:

http://garthright.blogspot.com/2010/03/fledgling-by-sharon-lee-steve-miller.html

Is anyone here a fan of the Liaden Universe books? For the most part,
they're sort of romantic space opera. I enjoy them (some are better than
others, of course).

In this case, "Fledgling" is great fun, but I think it would be VERY
confusing to people who weren't already familiar with the series. Even
if you were, it might be confusing (since the name, "Daav yos'Phelium,"
is never mentioned in this book, but only his alias, Jen Sar Kiladi).
This is a "side book" to the mainline plot, too, set on a completely
different planet. Well, it was written for fans (I've got the whole
story on my blog).

If you're not familiar with the Liaden books, you pretty well need to
start at the beginning, with either "Agent of Change" or "Conflict of
Honors," both published in 1988, since it's more or less all one
extended story. However, there IS a standalone book that's my personal
favorite. It's called "Balance of Trade" (2004). It's in the same
universe, but at a different time and with completely different
characters. If you want to sample Lee and Miller's writing, that would
be a good pick.

"Pilot's Choice" (2001) might be a good start, too. It's an omnibus of
"Local Custom" and "Scout's Progress," two novels which star the
previous generation from the mainline story.

In general, I really like the cultural details in these books. And the
characters. There's nothing much about technology (and quite a bit about
psi powers, including a psychic tree), but the Liaden culture is quite
interesting. And apparently that's not a fluke, because Lee and Miller
show us other interesting cultures in "Fledgling."

Bill

http://garthright.blogspot.com/

--
To those who cling to power through corruption and deceit and the
silencing of dissent, know that you are on the wrong side of history,
but that we will extend a hand if you are willing to unclench your fist.
- President Barack Obama

I hope you can follow the official Marky, Slash & Levy weblog at
markyslashlevy.wordpress.com! Right now I am talking about how the series came
to be and the fun and trying surprises that have come and gone. I hope you can
follow!

Sincerely,

L.B.

I just finished "Bound in Blood" (2010) by P.C. Hodgell, the fifth in
her Kencyrath fantasy series. If you're curious, I've got more details
here...

http://garthright.blogspot.com/2010/03/bound-in-blood-by-pc-hodgell.html

or

http://tinyurl.com/yhaqsna

... but basically, I was disappointed because nothing much new happens.
It seems like just a continuation of the previous book, "To Ride a
Rathorn." True, that book is my favorite in the series, but I still
expect a new book to have something new to offer - new insights, new
characters, new situations, whatever.

Furthermore, it's been 28 years since the first book, "God Stalk," was
published. This is only the fifth book in the series, and we don't seem
to be getting anywhere. I'm wondering if we're ever going to see the
conclusion of this. (As it turns out, I'm almost exactly the same age as
the author, and I'm not sure I've got another 28 years in me.)

But I really have enjoyed this series. I loved the first book, and
although the second dragged a little, the third and fourth were also
great. Is anyone else here a fan?

Bill

http://garthright.blogspot.com/

--
I have no problem with any of the substantive criticism of President
Obama from the right or left. But something very dangerous is happening.
Criticism from the far right has begun tipping over into delegitimation
and creating the same kind of climate here that existed in Israel on the
eve of the Rabin assassination. - Thomas L. Friedman

Not a fan Bill and unlikely to be. It sounds like another Wheel of Time and
Game of Thrones saga. I am terrified that GRRMartin is not going to be able
to see his story out. I dread going to his website as he looks older every
new picture (of course he is).

I am also waiting for the next instalment of the Clan of the Cave Bear
series. I read the first book when I was still at high school. 30 years on
and I'm not sure if Jean M Auel is still alive!!

Hang in there Bill !!

Cheers
Peta
----- Original Message -----
From: "William C. Garthright" <billg@...>
To: "Fantasy Books Yahoo Group" <Fantasy_Books@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2010 10:02 AM
Subject: [Fantasy_Books] "Bound in Blood" by P.C. Hodgell


>I just finished "Bound in Blood" (2010) by P.C. Hodgell, the fifth in
> her Kencyrath fantasy series. If you're curious, I've got more details
> here...
>
> http://garthright.blogspot.com/2010/03/bound-in-blood-by-pc-hodgell.html
>
> or
>
> http://tinyurl.com/yhaqsna
>
> ... but basically, I was disappointed because nothing much new happens.
> It seems like just a continuation of the previous book, "To Ride a
> Rathorn." True, that book is my favorite in the series, but I still
> expect a new book to have something new to offer - new insights, new
> characters, new situations, whatever.
>
> Furthermore, it's been 28 years since the first book, "God Stalk," was
> published. This is only the fifth book in the series, and we don't seem
> to be getting anywhere. I'm wondering if we're ever going to see the
> conclusion of this. (As it turns out, I'm almost exactly the same age as
> the author, and I'm not sure I've got another 28 years in me.)
>
> But I really have enjoyed this series. I loved the first book, and
> although the second dragged a little, the third and fourth were also
> great. Is anyone else here a fan?
>
> Bill
>
> http://garthright.blogspot.com/
>
> --
> I have no problem with any of the substantive criticism of President
> Obama from the right or left. But something very dangerous is happening.
> Criticism from the far right has begun tipping over into delegitimation
> and creating the same kind of climate here that existed in Israel on the
> eve of the Rabin assassination. - Thomas L. Friedman
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

> Not a fan Bill and unlikely to be. It sounds like another Wheel of Time and
Game of Thrones saga.


Well, it's not THAT bad, Peta.  :-)

The big problem is just that she apparently writes very slowly - 9 years
between the second and third book, and 12 years between the third and
fourth? Between their publication dates, anyway. And "Bound in Blood" is
the only one which hasn't moved the story forward.

That was my big problem with the Wheel of Time series. I really enjoyed
the early books (though I had some problems with them even then), but
eventually, the series just stopped going anywhere, it seemed. I stuck
with them far too long, but eventually, I gave up. (And since Jordan
died before he ever finished, I guess that was the right decision, huh?)


> I am terrified that GRRMartin is not going to be able to see his story out. I
dread going to his website as he looks older every new picture (of course he
is).


I read the first book, "A Game of Thrones," but it didn't appeal to me
enough to continue the series. However, I made a note of your highly
favorable opinion of it, posted earlier here, so I've been wondering if
I needed to give it another try. I guess now I won't, at least until I
know if the series will ever be finished.


> I am also waiting for the next instalment of the Clan of the Cave Bear series.
I read the first book when I was still at high school. 30 years on and I'm not
sure if Jean M Auel is still alive!!


Wow, is that series still going on? My parents just raved about it, so I
read the first two or three books. I enjoyed the first (again, I had
some problems with it, but I really liked the idea), but it quickly
changed into something too ridiculous for me. Well, I might have been
better off thinking of it as pure fantasy, I don't know.

I think I prefer Jack London's "Before Adam" (1907), although I must
admit that it's been decades since I read it, so I really don't remember
that much about it.

http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/310

Bill

http://garthright.blogspot.com/

--
A scientist looks around, observes phenomena, and then tries to explain
them. If these explanations fail, then they are modified or discarded.
This means two things: bad ideas go away, and good ideas get better, get
closer to explaining reality. - Phil Plait

I absolutely loved the first book in the series, Mystic and Rider, so I was
excited to find the sequel, Thirteenth House. But I have to say, I was
disappointed. Maybe I was expecting a little more romance, like her other books
and especially like the previous book, but it was pretty depressing and the
ending left me wondering if it was really going to turn out or not. The heroine
ultimately did the right thing, and it seemed as if all was not lost, but it
wasn't really a true happy ending, just sort of a hope that it might be, but
only temporarily.
Anyone read it? Thoughts?
Warm wishes,
Donna
~
Donna Hatch
Believe in happy endings…

The Stranger She Married, Book 1 of the Rogue Hearts Series -- a Golden Quill
Finalist
Coming Soon: Queen in Exile, a fantasy
Coming April 2010: The Guise of a Gentleman; Book 2 of the Rogue Hearts Series
http://www.donnahatch.com
http://donnahatch.blogspot.com/
http://historicalhussies.blogspot.com/

A Game of Thrones has been picked up for a series and a pilot is/has been
produced. There are some stills on GRRM's website. May not go any further of
course, but would love to see some footage.

Cheers

Peta
----- Original Message -----
From: "William C. Garthright" <billg@...>
To: <Fantasy_Books@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2010 1:23 AM
Subject: Re: [Fantasy_Books] "Bound in Blood" by P.C. Hodgell


>
>> Not a fan Bill and unlikely to be. It sounds like another Wheel of Time
>> and Game of Thrones saga.
>
>
> Well, it's not THAT bad, Peta.  :-)
>
> The big problem is just that she apparently writes very slowly - 9 years
> between the second and third book, and 12 years between the third and
> fourth? Between their publication dates, anyway. And "Bound in Blood" is
> the only one which hasn't moved the story forward.
>
> That was my big problem with the Wheel of Time series. I really enjoyed
> the early books (though I had some problems with them even then), but
> eventually, the series just stopped going anywhere, it seemed. I stuck
> with them far too long, but eventually, I gave up. (And since Jordan
> died before he ever finished, I guess that was the right decision, huh?)
>
>
>> I am terrified that GRRMartin is not going to be able to see his story
>> out. I dread going to his website as he looks older every new picture (of
>> course he is).
>
>
> I read the first book, "A Game of Thrones," but it didn't appeal to me
> enough to continue the series. However, I made a note of your highly
> favorable opinion of it, posted earlier here, so I've been wondering if
> I needed to give it another try. I guess now I won't, at least until I
> know if the series will ever be finished.
>
>
>> I am also waiting for the next instalment of the Clan of the Cave Bear
>> series. I read the first book when I was still at high school. 30 years
>> on and I'm not sure if Jean M Auel is still alive!!
>
>
> Wow, is that series still going on? My parents just raved about it, so I
> read the first two or three books. I enjoyed the first (again, I had
> some problems with it, but I really liked the idea), but it quickly
> changed into something too ridiculous for me. Well, I might have been
> better off thinking of it as pure fantasy, I don't know.
>
> I think I prefer Jack London's "Before Adam" (1907), although I must
> admit that it's been decades since I read it, so I really don't remember
> that much about it.
>
> http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/310
>
> Bill
>
> http://garthright.blogspot.com/
>
> --
> A scientist looks around, observes phenomena, and then tries to explain
> them. If these explanations fail, then they are modified or discarded.
> This means two things: bad ideas go away, and good ideas get better, get
> closer to explaining reality. - Phil Plait
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

I just finished "Oath of Fealty" by Elizabeth Moon, her new sequel to
"The Deed of Paksenarrion" trilogy first published more than two decades
ago (not to be confused with the 1981 SF novel by Larry Niven and Jerry
Pournelle, which has the same title).

In general, I loved the book, but it's just the first part of a longer
story (multiple stories, rather). The book just... ends, without any
attempt to come to any temporary conclusion. Although the book starts
where "Oath of Gold" left off, Paksenarrion is just a minor character in
"Oath of Fealty." There are a number of characters in different story
threads, instead. (I like that, myself.)

If you want more details, here's my blog post:

http://garthright.blogspot.com/2010/06/oath-of-fealty-by-elizabeth-moon.html

FYI, last week I also posted comments about "Saltation" by Sharon Lee
and Steve Miller, part of their Liaden Universe series and sequel to
"Fledgling":

http://garthright.blogspot.com/2010/06/saltation-by-sharon-lee-steve-miller.html

It's science fiction (space opera), rather than fantasy, but I suspect
that this series is popular with fantasy fans. And since the Liaden
Universe is full of psi powers, it's arguably fantasy, anyway, I guess.

There's been very little posting here in recent months. Is no one
reading anything? I must admit that I haven't been reading much myself
lately, but I thought I'd mention these two.

Bill

http://garthright.blogspot.com/

--
Last fall, our financial system stood on the brink of a collapse that
threatened a depression. The crisis required our government to display
wisdom, courage and decisiveness. Fortunately, the Federal Reserve and
key economic officials in both the Bush and Obama administrations
responded more than ably to the need. - Warren Buffett

Great I'm reading this series now, I'm waiting for my library to get in
the 3 of The Deed of Paksenarrion in. Thou I think I have to buy Oath of
Fealty. Thanks for the link.


William C. Garthright wrote:
>
> I just finished "Oath of Fealty" by Elizabeth Moon, her new sequel to
> "The Deed of Paksenarrion" trilogy first published more than two decades
> ago (not to be confused with the 1981 SF novel by Larry Niven and Jerry
> Pournelle, which has the same title).
>
> In general, I loved the book, but it's just the first part of a longer
> story (multiple stories, rather). The book just... ends, without any
> attempt to come to any temporary conclusion. Although the book starts
> where "Oath of Gold" left off, Paksenarrion is just a minor character in
> "Oath of Fealty." There are a number of characters in different story
> threads, instead. (I like that, myself.)
>
> If you want more details, here's my blog post:
>
> http://garthright.blogspot.com/2010/06/oath-of-fealty-by-elizabeth-moon.html
>
> FYI, last week I also posted comments about "Saltation" by Sharon Lee
> and Steve Miller, part of their Liaden Universe series and sequel to
> "Fledgling":
>
>
http://garthright.blogspot.com/2010/06/saltation-by-sharon-lee-steve-miller.html
>
> It's science fiction (space opera), rather than fantasy, but I suspect
> that this series is popular with fantasy fans. And since the Liaden
> Universe is full of psi powers, it's arguably fantasy, anyway, I guess.
>
> There's been very little posting here in recent months. Is no one
> reading anything? I must admit that I haven't been reading much myself
> lately, but I thought I'd mention these two.
>
> Bill
>
> http://garthright.blogspot.com/
>
> --
> Last fall, our financial system stood on the brink of a collapse that
> threatened a depression. The crisis required our government to display
> wisdom, courage and decisiveness. Fortunately, the Federal Reserve and
> key economic officials in both the Bush and Obama administrations
> responded more than ably to the need. - Warren Buffett
>
>

Come join me now on a medieval fairy tale adventure and win a copy of my romance
fantasy, Queen in Exile. I'm blogging here today at
http://authorroastandtoast.blogspot.com
Warm wishes,
Donna
~
Donna Hatch
The Guise of a Gentleman; Book 2 of the Rogue Hearts Series
Queen in Exile, a fantasy
http://www.donnahatch.com

Hi everybody!

I have a web ring dedicated for lovers and readers and writers of science
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-Clare

Sounds fun! Thanks for the invite. I just joined.
Warm wishes,
Donna
~
Donna Hatch
The Guise of a Gentleman; Book 2 of the Rogue Hearts Series
Queen in Exile, a fantasy
http://www.donnahatch.com

--- In Fantasy_Books@yahoogroups.com, "Clare089" <spacefan58@...> wrote:
>
> Hi everybody!
>
> I have a web ring dedicated for lovers and readers and writers of science
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and draws more people to your site!  It's free to join and open to everyone! 
Here's a link!
>
> http://F.webring.com/wrman?ring=sciencefictionan;addsite;invite=
>
>
> I hope you I see you there!
>
> -Clare
>

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aharlib@...
Any author would kill to get a review like this!  I couldn't agree more with
every word!
Y'all must read this book!


From: Charles Saunders
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2010 1:56 PM
To: Amy Harlib
Subject: A review


       Hello, Amy ...


        Here's a link to an awesome review of Imaro IV over at Blackgate.com"

        http://www.blackgate.com/2010/09/14/imaro-the-naama-war/#more-11541


        It's a good thing I'm not egotistical, or I wouldn't be able to get my
head through a doorway.


        Keeping on,


        Charles



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> Any author would kill to get a review like this!  I couldn't agree more with
every word!
> Y'all must read this book!


I didn't read the whole review, Amy, because it warned about spoilers,
and I thought I might want to start with the first in the series. So I
checked out the reviews (for the first book) at Amazon.com, instead.

Most of the reviews were very positive, but they praised the fact that
it had an African hero and setting, instead of commenting much about the
fantasy itself. I'm always glad to see more diversity in fantasy, but
that's not why I'd read the book.

The hero seemed to be compared to Tarzan and Conan - a superhero kind of
he-man, I guess you'd say - and those aren't the kinds of fantasy that
appeal to me. Well, I don't need any more books anyway, but I thought
I'd see if you'd disagree with that. Is there more here than just that
it has an African hero?

Bill

http://garthright.blogspot.com/

--
You're not to be so blind with patriotism that you can't face reality.
Wrong is wrong, no matter who does it or says it. - Malcolm X

aharlib@...

That whole comparison to Tarzan and Conan was a marketing gimmick by the
publisher and is unfortunate because it puts off readers just like you.

The Imaro stories are about a character with more depth than just a he-man,
yes, he's physically strong and powerful but he also has a lot of emotional
issues too and the setting is a brilliant alternate universe magical Africa
that is just fascinating and wonderful to read about and the supporting
characters in the stories are vivid and fun and include feisty women too!
There's lots of fantasy in these books - shamanic wizardry and weird
creatures and monsters and supernatural beings.

Definitely give Imaro a try and Saunder's Dossouye series too.

Cheers!
Amy
--------------------------------------------------
From: "William C. Garthright" <billg@...>
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 11:47 AM
To: <Fantasy_Books@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [Fantasy_Books] CHARLES SAUNDERS LATEST FANTASY - A MUST READ!

>
>> Any author would kill to get a review like this!  I couldn't agree more
>> with every word!
>> Y'all must read this book!
>
>
> I didn't read the whole review, Amy, because it warned about spoilers,
> and I thought I might want to start with the first in the series. So I
> checked out the reviews (for the first book) at Amazon.com, instead.
>
> Most of the reviews were very positive, but they praised the fact that
> it had an African hero and setting, instead of commenting much about the
> fantasy itself. I'm always glad to see more diversity in fantasy, but
> that's not why I'd read the book.
>
> The hero seemed to be compared to Tarzan and Conan - a superhero kind of
> he-man, I guess you'd say - and those aren't the kinds of fantasy that
> appeal to me. Well, I don't need any more books anyway, but I thought
> I'd see if you'd disagree with that. Is there more here than just that
> it has an African hero?
>
> Bill
>
> http://garthright.blogspot.com/
>
> --
> You're not to be so blind with patriotism that you can't face reality.
> Wrong is wrong, no matter who does it or says it. - Malcolm X
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

>  That whole comparison to Tarzan and Conan was a marketing gimmick by
>  the publisher and is unfortunate because it puts off readers just
>  like you.


OK, I'll give it a try sometime. Thanks for the tip, Amy.

Bill

http://garthright.blogspot.com/

--
In the dark halls of Abu Ghraib and the detention cells of Guantanamo,
we have compromised our most precious values. What could have been a
call to a generation has become an excuse for unchecked presidential
power. A tragedy that united us was turned into a political wedge issue
used to divide us. - President Barack Obama

http://www.tva2.xdrugsx.com

Hi everyone,

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Hello,

My name is Robert Day. I am an Australian fantasy author who has recently
finished a novel, titled Demon Gates. I have published my manuscript online in
eBook format on www.amazon.com,  www.amazon.co.uk, as well as
www.smashwords.com. Free sample downloads are available, as well as other
downloadable information soon to come on my website www.robertdaybooks.com which
will hopefully be up and running soon.

Let me tell you a little bit about my novel, Book 1 of the Nexus Wars Saga....

Demon Gates is set in the realm of Kil'Tar, a magic-rich land with a long
history of bloody war between the Kay`taari and the Ashar'an. Aided by
Dragonkind, the Kay'taari have protected the world against the Ashar'an and
their demonic followers for many centuries. With demonkind banished to the
Voids, and the Ashar'an all but destroyed, Kil'Tar has settled into an era of
peace.
However, the seals binding the portals to the voids are breaking, and the
Ashar'an no longer hide, for the Kay'taari have ceased to abide on Kil'Tar.
Can Valdieron, a young man raised in the small village of Shadowvale, fulfill
his destiny and rid the lands of this menace once and for all, or will he
falter, and condemn Kil'Tar to demonic destruction?



Kindest Regards,
Robert Day

valdieron@...

Sounds like a great book!! How's  your experience with Smashwords?
I have a friend looking into it.
Warm wishes,
Donna
~
Donna Hatch
Queen in Exile, a fantasy
The Guise of a Gentleman; Book 2 of the Rogue Hearts Series
http://www.donnahatch.com
http://donnahatch.blogspot.com
http://www.linkedin.com/in/donnahatch

I would love to have some guest bloggers for my personal blog- Clare's Blog-
The Haven
www.claredargin.bravejournal.com

If you are interested E-mail me!



Clare Dargin
Author of Speculative Sky, now available from Red Rose Publishing
The Haven www.claredargin.host22.com
My Blog www.claredargin.bravejournal.com
http://theembraced.blogspot.com



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Clare, so sorry, I asked if I could have a spot ages ago - my fault
entirely, I've just been up to my neck in it and time's absolutely flown.   If
you
still have spaces, I'll try to get something in to you this  time!

Many apologies!


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-TWRP-Books.gif)


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_'Starquest'_
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7&zenid=3970ce01157ee40c7692940d98
b22aa2)
~*~ _'Dancing  With Fate'_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=&product\
s_id=909&zenid=3970ce01157ee40c7692940d98b22a
a2)  (One of the 'Song of The Muses'  series)
_'Children  Of The Mist'_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/children-of-the-mist-paperback-p-3485.html)
(The sequel to Starquest) _AVAILABLE  HERE_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/hywela-lyn-m-138.html)


In a message dated 07/11/2010 21:00:10 GMT Standard Time,
spacefan58@... writes:





I would love to have some guest bloggers for my personal blog- Clare's
Blog- The Haven
www.claredargin.bravejournal.com

If you are  interested E-mail me!

Clare Dargin
Author of Speculative Sky, now  available from Red Rose Publishing
The Haven  www.claredargin.host22.com
My Blog www.claredargin.bravejournal.com
_http://theembraced.blogspot.com_ (http://theembraced.blogspot.com/)


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Clare, so sorry, I asked if I could have a spot ages ago - my fault
entirely, I've just been up to my neck in it and time's absolutely flown.
If  you
still have spaces, I'll try to get something in to you this  time!

Many apologies!




(http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v354/Lyn32/?action=view¤t=NewHywela-Lyn\
-TWRP-Books.gif)


_My Website _ (http://www.hywelalyn.co.uk/) ~ _My Blog _
(http://hywelalyn.blogspot.com/) ~ _My Space_ (http://www.myspace.com/hywelalyn)
~ _My
Polkadot Banner Page ~_ (http://www.polkadotbanner.com/)  _Facebook_
(http://www.facebook.com/HywelaLyn)
_See my  trailers HERE_
(http://www.blazingtrailers.com/browse.php?txt=Hywela%20Lyn) Available now:
_'Starquest'_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=93\
7&zenid=3970ce01157ee40c7692940d98
b22aa2)
~*~ _'Dancing  With Fate'_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=&product\
s_id=909&zenid=3970ce01157ee40c7692940d98b22a
a2)  (One of the 'Song of The Muses'  series)
_'Children  Of The Mist'_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/children-of-the-mist-paperback-p-3485.html)
(The sequel to Starquest) _AVAILABLE  HERE_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/hywela-lyn-m-138.html)


In a message dated 07/11/2010 21:00:10 GMT Standard Time,
spacefan58@... writes:





I would love to have some guest bloggers for my personal blog- Clare's
Blog- The Haven
www.claredargin.bravejournal.com

If you are  interested E-mail me!

Clare Dargin
Author of Speculative Sky, now  available from Red Rose Publishing
The Haven  www.claredargin.host22.com
My Blog www.claredargin.bravejournal.com
_http://theembraced.blogspot.com_ (http://theembraced.blogspot.com/)


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That will be great!





Clare Dargin
Author of Speculative Sky, now available from Red Rose Publishing
The Haven www.claredargin.host22.com
My Blog www.claredargin.bravejournal.com
http://theembraced.blogspot.com






-----Original Message-----
From: hywelalyn <hywelalyn@...>
To: Fantasy_Books <Fantasy_Books@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sun, Nov 7, 2010 5:50 pm
Subject: Re: [Fantasy_Books] Guest Bloggers for my Personal Blog





Clare, so sorry, I asked if I could have a spot ages ago - my fault
entirely, I've just been up to my neck in it and time's absolutely flown.
If  you
still have spaces, I'll try to get something in to you this  time!

Many apologies!

(http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v354/Lyn32/?action=view¤t=NewHywela-Lyn\
-TWRP-Books.gif)

_My Website _ (http://www.hywelalyn.co.uk/) ~ _My Blog _
(http://hywelalyn.blogspot.com/) ~ _My Space_ (http://www.myspace.com/hywelalyn)
~ _My
Polkadot Banner Page ~_ (http://www.polkadotbanner.com/)  _Facebook_
(http://www.facebook.com/HywelaLyn)
_See my  trailers HERE_
(http://www.blazingtrailers.com/browse.php?txt=Hywela%20Lyn) Available now:
_'Starquest'_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=93\
7&zenid=3970ce01157ee40c7692940d98
b22aa2)
~*~ _'Dancing  With Fate'_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=&product\
s_id=909&zenid=3970ce01157ee40c7692940d98b22a
a2)  (One of the 'Song of The Muses'  series)
_'Children  Of The Mist'_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/children-of-the-mist-paperback-p-3485.html)
(The sequel to Starquest) _AVAILABLE  HERE_
(http://www.thewildrosepress.com/hywela-lyn-m-138.html)

In a message dated 07/11/2010 21:00:10 GMT Standard Time,
spacefan58@... writes:

I would love to have some guest bloggers for my personal blog- Clare's
Blog- The Haven
www.claredargin.bravejournal.com

If you are  interested E-mail me!

Clare Dargin
Author of Speculative Sky, now  available from Red Rose Publishing
The Haven  www.claredargin.host22.com
My Blog www.claredargin.bravejournal.com
_http://theembraced.blogspot.com_ (http://theembraced.blogspot.com/)

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sounds interesting, what to blog about though?


--- On Sun, 11/7/10, Clare <spacefan58@...> wrote:


From: Clare <spacefan58@...>
Subject: [Fantasy_Books] Guest Bloggers for my Personal Blog
To: fantasy_books@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, November 7, 2010, 2:59 PM


 




I would love to have some guest bloggers for my personal blog- Clare's Blog- The
Haven
www.claredargin.bravejournal.com

If you are interested E-mail me!

Clare Dargin
Author of Speculative Sky, now available from Red Rose Publishing
The Haven www.claredargin.host22.com
My Blog www.claredargin.bravejournal.com
http://theembraced.blogspot.com


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Good morning:
 
I am looking for similar titles for the following books:
 
Shannara series by Terry Brooks
 
Twelve Houses series by Sharon Shinn
 
Green Rider series by Kristen Britain
 
Thanks,
 
Helen

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Tad Williams - Memory, Sorrow and Thorn

Robert Jordan - Wheel of Time

Ray Feist - magician series

David Eddings - Belgariad

Robin Hobb - Live Ship Traders/Assassins series

Sara Douglas - a number of series including the watfairier redemption


----- Original Message -----
From: "helen roane" <helenroane@...>
To: <Fantasy_Books@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 1:50 AM
Subject: [Fantasy_Books] Similar titles


Good morning:

I am looking for similar titles for the following books:

Shannara series by Terry Brooks

Twelve Houses series by Sharon Shinn

Green Rider series by Kristen Britain

Thanks,

Helen

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