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Cutting the Flab: Eliminate Extraneous Words

Amy Rose Davis May 4, 2011

As a marketing writer and freelance copywriter, I spent several years trimming sentences and blurbs to fit in newspaper ads and on postcards, brochures, and other marketing collateral. Then I…

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Night of Knives by Ian C. Esslemont

Alister Davison May 3, 2011

Before I start, I need to make a confession. I picked up Steven Erikson’s Gardens of the Moon a while back, got around 100 pages in and gave up. To…

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Introducing Sean Walsh: A Moment of Magic

Sandra Norval May 3, 2011

Once in a while magic happens in the real world. If you blink you will miss it, but sometimes you are lucky enough to actually see it happen. Now I’m…

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Game of Thrones – The King’s Road

Jamie Provencher May 1, 2011

After the stellar first episode of Game of Thrones, Sunday has officially become the new geek night. As we gathered again for episode 2, I found myself both nervous and…

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Subgenre Bingo – Modern Fantasy

Liz Fellshot Ambrose April 30, 2011

When I put forth the urban fantasy installment of the varying subgenres of fantasy, I’m sure some of you thought, “But so-and-so doesn’t fit into this list! Fellshot, you malodorous…

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Going Old School: Re-Re-Defining Urban Fantasy

Chloe Smith April 29, 2011

I have a confession: I have not always maintained my current, high-intensity level of fantasy fandom. There was a period (which coincided with several years of full-time school), during which…

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The Fire Rose by Mercedes Lackey

Jennie Ivins April 28, 2011

Rosalind Hawkins was born in the wrong era. Before women were allowed to vote, even before electricity had reached all areas of the country, Rose was working towards acquiring her…

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The “Villain” Spectrum: Creating a Layered Antagonist

Amy Rose Davis April 27, 2011

I’m sure everyone remembers the scene in the first Shrek movie where Shrek tells Donkey that “ogres are like onions” because they have layers. Donkey wants to know why they…

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Tortall and Other Lands: A Collection of Tales by Tamora Pierce

Chelsea Haller April 27, 2011

Tamora Pierce has been entertaining teens for years, especially those who are female. Most of her books have a very strong feminine main character who struggles through the world of…

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The Zombie Autopsies Contest: Winners Announced!

Overlord April 26, 2011

We teamed up with the publishers of the absolutely fantastic The Zombie Autopsies who gave us five copies of the book to give away. “This secret notebook has been retrieved…

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Revisions

Daniel D Jones April 25, 2011

You type the final words, then push yourself back from the keyboard and heave a deep sigh. You’ve finished. You’ve written a novel. It’s all there, all down in neat…

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Fantasy Book Club – May 2011: FEED by Mire Grant

Overlord April 24, 2011

Hello Fantasy Fans! Been a good month for fantasy, what with Game of Thrones and some really cool releases hitting shelves. It looks like though (based on the voting) that…

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