Josh Hanagarne at World’s Strongest Librarian was good enough to let me have a corner of his site to guest post a review of Scott Lynch’s The Lies of Locke Lamora. For those of you who don’t know, Locke Lamora, is a fantasy novel that follows the titular character and his merry band of thieves… Continue reading Book Review: “The Lies of Locke Lamora” by Scott Lynch (Guest Post)
Category: Guest Posts
Looking for Guest Posts
Since my wife and I will be traveling for the first part of June (attending Slayage and then making our way south to Disney World), I was hoping to find a few willing writers to mind the shop while I’m out of town. If you have an idea for a post (or posts!), send it… Continue reading Looking for Guest Posts
“Why Did You Choose Your Healing Class?” – Guest Post at World of Matticus
Matt Low has once again been nice enough to let me guest post at World of Matticus. In a previous guest post at WoM, I asked the question “Why Play a Healer?” Now, I follow that up by asking the question, “Why Did You Choose Your Healing Class?” There are lots of reasons for us… Continue reading “Why Did You Choose Your Healing Class?” – Guest Post at World of Matticus
Anti-Edward Cullen: A Treatise
This post is brought to you by VampyChronicles, two 20-something, self-professed anti-fans of Twilight. They’re currently reading through Stephenie Meyer’s series, snarkily blogging as they go about chapters, bad merchandise, the movies, and whatever else comes to mind as being ridiculous and/or irksome. Originally, we were going to write about the top five things we… Continue reading Anti-Edward Cullen: A Treatise
Don’t Touch That Book, or Why Twilight is Not for Girls
Today’s post is by Bonnie Norman, who analyzes speculative fiction works from a lesbian, feminist, and anti-racist perspective in order to foster discussion about the issues that plague SF and society in general. She can be found at her review blog, A Working Title, which also has links to her other writing pieces. Twilight is… Continue reading Don’t Touch That Book, or Why Twilight is Not for Girls