Archive for the ‘Anthology’ Category
May 20, 2014
World War II soldiers fighting dinosaurs in a land that time forgot began in Star Spangled War Stories in 1960, and the idea has never seemed to go away. The “forgotten” war has shown up time and again in the DC universe, and even showed up in the New 52 in the short-lived GI Combat […]
Posted in Adventure, Anthology, comics, DC Comics, ebook, Military Action, series fiction, Young Adult |
Tags: Darwyn Cooke, dc universe, GI Combat, Star Spangled War Stories, the Unknown Soldier
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August 8, 2013
I spent part of my childhood and young adult years on Mars. Not a lot of people can make that claim these days because the books I read have given way to stories about Harry Potter and Percy Jackson. But before Harry and Percy ever made the scene, I had Edgar Rice Burroughs and Leigh […]
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May 12, 2012
Steampunk!: An Anthology of Fantastically Rich and Strange Stories by Kelly Link and Gavin J. Grant was a mixed bag for me. Some of the stories didn’t seem to have more than a passing acquaintance with steampunk, or seemed to be too estranged from the genre to work for me. Others seemed to be the […]
Posted in Adventure, Anthology, Illustrated, Juvenile, SF, Short Stories, Steampunk, Young Adult |
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January 17, 2012
For those in the know, Under the Moons of Mars was the original title of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ first John Carter novel, which was subsequently retitled A Princess of Mars. With that one story, of dead Mars and the most beautiful woman in two worlds – a princess that just can’t seem to stay out […]
Posted in Adventure, Anthology, Classic SF, Illustrated, Juvenile, Short Stories, Young Adult |
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April 24, 2009
A mystery hero like no other. With the most dangerous weapon of all! Los Angeles, the 1930’s. The city of angels. Attracting beautiful people from all over the world with it’s glitz and glamour. But just beneath the surface is a city stinking of corruption with criminal bosses and politicians squeezing the life out of […]
Posted in Adventure, Anthology, Crime, detective, Mystery |
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July 4, 2008
Dennis Palumbo absolutely fascinated me with his new book From Crime to Crime: Mind-Boggling Tales of Mystery and Murder. In nine tales about his Smart Guys Marching Society, he delivers traditional locked room puzzles, red herrings, and clues aplenty for armchair detectives everywhere. But the world he represents in his writing is our present and […]
Posted in Anthology, Crime, detective, Mystery, Outstanding New Writers |
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