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Book Review: Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree
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Buy Legends and Lattes here - U.S | U.K
Buy Ebony Gate HERE
OFFICIAL AUTHOR BIO: Julia likes stories about monsters, money, and good food. Julia was born in Macao and grew up in Northern California. She is a graduate of the Viable Paradise workshop.
Ken Bebelle studied Cybernetics at UCLA and has practiced prosthetics for over twenty years, specializing in upper limb prosthetics. He writes science fiction and fantasy with his co-author, Julia Vee. Their debut novel, Ebony Gate, an Asian-inspired urban fantasy, will be published by TOR in summer 2023.
Ken Bebelle studied Cybernetics at UCLA and has practiced prosthetics for over twenty years, specializing in upper limb prosthetics. He writes science fiction and fantasy with his co-author, Julia Vee. Their debut novel, Ebony Gate, an Asian-inspired urban fantasy, will be published by TOR in summer 2023.
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Buy The Combat Codes HERE
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OFFICIAL AUTHOR BIO: Alexander Darwin is an author living near Boston with his wife and three daughters. Outside of writing, he teaches and trains martial arts (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu). He’s inspired by old-school Hong Kong action flicks, jRPGs, underdog stories and bibimbap bowls.
Outside of writing fiction, Alexander has written for publications such as Rolling Stone Magazine, Jiu Jitsu Style and SF Signal. His latest piece, The Lost Diary of Anthony Bourdain, was a featured piece in Rolling Stone’s January 2022 Issue.
BOok links: Amazon, Goodreads
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Matthew J. Kirby is the critically acclaimed and award-winning author of the middle-grade novels The Clockwork Three, Icefall, The Lost Kingdom, Infinity Ring Book 5: Cave of Wonders, and The Quantum League series, the Dark Gravity Sequence, and the Assassin’s Creed series, Last Descendants. He was named a Publishers Weekly Flying Start, he has won the Edgar Award for Best Juvenile Mystery, the PEN Center USA award for Children’s Literature, and the Judy Lopez Memorial Award, and has been named to the New York Public Library’s 100 Books for Reading and Sharing, and the ALA Best Fiction for Young Adults lists. He is also a school psychologist, and currently lives in Utah with his wife and three step-kids.
Publisher: Dutton Books for Young Readers (April 25, 2023) Print length: 320 pages
Wednesday, June 21, 2023
Lucky Girl How I Became A Horror Writer by M. Rickert (reviewed by Daniel H.)
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Soon I Will Be Invincible by Austin Grossman review
Book links: Amazon, Goodreads
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Austin Grossman is the author of three novels: SOON I WILL BE INVINCIBLE, YOU, and CROOKED.
Publisher: Vintage; 1st edition (June 5, 2007) Print length: 338 Formats: ebook, audiobook, paperback, hardback
Book Review: Twin Landing by Rex Burke
Continuing from yesterday, here is part II of the SPFBO 9 (2023) Intresting Titles (in random order). We would like to reiterate that both these lists are in no way an indicator of our choices (& other judges’ choices) going forward in the contest. These simply lists titles that we (at FBC) are INTRIGUED by and WOULD like to read (time & fate permitting).
Over
the past, few years, with the start of every SPFBO edition. We have been
raising a spotlight on a few of participating titles that caught our
eyes. The books we highlight within today's and tomorrow's posts have caught
our interest due to their blurbs, their covers, as well as potential plots.
Some we have read, and reviewed, and hence are on this list.
We would like to state that this list is IN NO WAY an indicator of our choices (or the other judges) going forward in the contest. However, simply lists titles that we (at FBC) are INTRIGUED by and WOULD like to read (time & fate permitting).
Therefore, without further ado, here is part 1 of the noteworthy titles (in random order):
We would like to state that this list is IN NO WAY an indicator of our choices (or the other judges) going forward in the contest. However, simply lists titles that we (at FBC) are INTRIGUED by and WOULD like to read (time & fate permitting).
Therefore, without further ado, here is part 1 of the noteworthy titles (in random order):
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