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Thirdy Lopez
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  		   Posted 6/15/2008 8:47 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Xiaotien said... what's the word for pertinent to today?
Timely?
 
Currently reading Dean Koontz's ODD THOMAS.  I'm falling in love with his writing all over again.  Dean writes with such talent.  He earns millions and makes the rest of us look like we haven't got a clue. lol

Aurelio Rico Lopez III aka "Thirdy" has had fiction featured in COLD FLESH (Hellbound Books), THE BLACKEST DEATH I, II, and III (Black Death Books), SPORTY SPEC: GAMES OF THE FANTASTIC (Raven Electrick Ink), STAR-SPANGLED ZOMBIE (Maniac Press), RAW MEAT (Sideshow Press), SHADOW BOX (Brimstone Press), TRIP THE LIGHT HORRIFIC (RAGE machine Books), DEAD MEN (AND WOMEN) WALKING (Bards and Sages), and THE BOOK OF SHADOWS VOL. I (Brimstone Press).  His poems have appeared in Mythic Delirium, Star*Line, Dark Animus, Goblin Fruit, Scifaikuest, Electric Velocipede, Sybil's Garage, The Horror Express, Down In the Cellar, and elsewhere.

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  		   Posted 6/15/2008 9:45 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Thirdy, don't tell me that! I dropped Koontz a dozen years ago because I thought he was becoming too predictable. Now you're making me want to go out and hunt up something new of his.

"Beneath a Persian Sun" upcoming in Carnivah House's "Infinity Swords" anthology
"Peter Piker the Pankin Man" upcoming at Big Pulp
 
"Steven Spielberg and The Magic Box" at The Ranfurly Review.
"The Death of Lester Williams" at Crimson Highway.
"The Note" at Every Day Fiction
"Zombie Tears" at Tales of the Zombie War.
"Walking Between the Rain" at Every Day Fiction
"Deep in the Land of the Ice and Snow" in "The Return of the Sword" anthology
"Hot Off the Press" Ray Gun Revival #25, 2007



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Thirdy Lopez
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  		   Posted 6/17/2008 12:54 AM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Darkbow, that's the same reason I dropped Koontz too. But his recent books have been really good, IMO. Odd Thomas is turning out to be quite a treat.

I was sucked back into the Koontz vortex by the Frankenstein series, so I think you should start there.

Aurelio Rico Lopez III aka "Thirdy" has had fiction featured in COLD FLESH (Hellbound Books), THE BLACKEST DEATH I, II, and III (Black Death Books), SPORTY SPEC: GAMES OF THE FANTASTIC (Raven Electrick Ink), STAR-SPANGLED ZOMBIE (Maniac Press), RAW MEAT (Sideshow Press), SHADOW BOX (Brimstone Press), TRIP THE LIGHT HORRIFIC (RAGE machine Books), DEAD MEN (AND WOMEN) WALKING (Bards and Sages), and THE BOOK OF SHADOWS VOL. I (Brimstone Press).  His poems have appeared in Mythic Delirium, Star*Line, Dark Animus, Goblin Fruit, Scifaikuest, Electric Velocipede, Sybil's Garage, The Horror Express, Down In the Cellar, and elsewhere.

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The Griot
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  		   Posted 6/18/2008 5:04 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I'm reading the Drizzt novels by Salvatore, and Wind Follower by Carole McDonald. I'm sure you're all familiar with Drizzt; I'm a late comer to the series. Carole is another Sword and Soul author. She calls the book a romance, but it reads like a fantasy.
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  		   Posted 6/19/2008 10:48 AM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Cormac McCarthy's The Road. Wow.

And Captain Alatriste by Arturo Perez-Reverte. Fun characterizations and setup, but I haven't gotten too far into the action yet.

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von Darkmoor
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  		   Posted 6/26/2008 6:22 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Paul, did you get to finish RotS yet? or is that still in the TBR stacks?

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  		   Posted 6/28/2008 11:43 AM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
von Darkmoor said...
Paul, did you get to finish RotS yet? or is that still in the TBR stacks?


Still in the TBR stacks, sorry. :)

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von Darkmoor
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PaulMc said...
von Darkmoor said...
Paul, did you get to finish RotS yet? or is that still in the TBR stacks?


Still in the TBR stacks, sorry. :)

Take it into your bathroom right now. 23 trips later, you'll be finished smilewinkgrin

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Thirdy Lopez
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  		   Posted 6/29/2008 3:13 AM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Just started reading Bentley Little's THE WALKING

Aurelio Rico Lopez III aka "Thirdy" has had fiction featured in COLD FLESH (Hellbound Books), THE BLACKEST DEATH I, II, and III (Black Death Books), SPORTY SPEC: GAMES OF THE FANTASTIC (Raven Electrick Ink), STAR-SPANGLED ZOMBIE (Maniac Press), RAW MEAT (Sideshow Press), SHADOW BOX (Brimstone Press), TRIP THE LIGHT HORRIFIC (RAGE machine Books), DEAD MEN (AND WOMEN) WALKING (Bards and Sages), and THE BOOK OF SHADOWS VOL. I (Brimstone Press).  His poems have appeared in Mythic Delirium, Star*Line, Dark Animus, Goblin Fruit, Scifaikuest, Electric Velocipede, Sybil's Garage, The Horror Express, Down In the Cellar, and elsewhere.

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  		   Posted 6/29/2008 12:35 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Return of the Sword has reached the top of my to-be-read stack; just haven't cracked it open yet. Will give a full and highly critical report once I have.

Robert Orme

Out now:
"More Than One Way to Protect" in Lords of Justice (www.carnifexpress.net/)
"Time in a Capsule" in Unparalleled Journeys II (www.journeybookspublishing.com/)
"On the Tree Top" in Ultraverse vol.3 #5 (www.ultraverse.us)

Coming soon:
"Replacing Someone" in Aoife's Kiss #26, September 2008 (http://samsdotpublishing.com/aoife/main.htm)

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  		   Posted 6/29/2008 2:09 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Thanks, Rob. I'm looking forward to your 'highly critical report' - I think.

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  		   Posted 6/29/2008 2:27 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin was really a wonderful read for me. I've tried to find this story in other books but they have invariably failed to hit just the right notes. I highly recommend this book. I find the afterlife theme quite fascinating.

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  		   Posted 6/29/2008 4:16 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Besides being in the midst of yet another book for review, I just picked up Noah Lukeman's "8 Ways to Bring Fiction to Life" and thought I'd start it. It's short enough that I should be able to get it done quickly. I really would like to read his "The First Five Pages" but just haven't gotten around to picking it up yet.

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Thirdy Lopez
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  		   Posted 6/30/2008 3:56 AM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I finished reading Bradbury's tale THE HOMECOMING last night. Only a master like Bradbury can make run-on sentences sound perfect.

I've put down THE WALKING (for a short while) because I received a copy of Moore's V FOR VENDETTA. I enjoyed the movie so much, and I want to find out if it stayed true to the graphic novel.

Aurelio Rico Lopez III aka "Thirdy" has had fiction featured in COLD FLESH (Hellbound Books), THE BLACKEST DEATH I, II, and III (Black Death Books), SPORTY SPEC: GAMES OF THE FANTASTIC (Raven Electrick Ink), STAR-SPANGLED ZOMBIE (Maniac Press), RAW MEAT (Sideshow Press), SHADOW BOX (Brimstone Press), TRIP THE LIGHT HORRIFIC (RAGE machine Books), DEAD MEN (AND WOMEN) WALKING (Bards and Sages), and THE BOOK OF SHADOWS VOL. I (Brimstone Press).  His poems have appeared in Mythic Delirium, Star*Line, Dark Animus, Goblin Fruit, Scifaikuest, Electric Velocipede, Sybil's Garage, The Horror Express, Down In the Cellar, and elsewhere.

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Thirdy, you're dead on about Bradbury. Few writers can come close to his accomplishments.

If you like the V for Vendetta movie, you will probably like the book. There are differences, mostly thematic and a rearrangement of the story's structure, but it's basically the same story. The book also isn't as action-oriented as the movie, but that's to be expected I think.

"Beneath a Persian Sun" upcoming in Carnivah House's "Infinity Swords" anthology
"Peter Piker the Pankin Man" upcoming at Big Pulp
"Killing Just for Fun" upcoming at Demonic Tome

"Deep in the Land of the Ice and Snow" in "The Return of the Sword" anthology
"Terror in the Flare Lights" at The Tiny Globule
"Walking Between the Rain" at Every Day Fiction
"The Note" at Every Day Fiction
"Zombie Tears" at Tales of the Zombie War.
"Steven Spielberg and The Magic Box" at The Ranfurly Review.
"The Death of Lester Williams" at Crimson Highway
"Hot Off the Press" Ray Gun Revival #25, 2007

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Just coming to the end of Scalzi's "Old Man's War." Clearly an homage to "Starship Troopers," but a good read nonetheless.  Easy to understand why it got a nod for the HUGO award.

I've got "Stranger in a strange land" and "Ender's Game" in my TBR pile.


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Currently reading Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked this Way Comes.

Writers of the Future Finalist, 3rd Quarter 2008
 
"Mr Bad Man" in One Step Beyond by Subatomic Books, Sept 2008
"Enter the Sky Man" at A Fly in Amber, July 2008
"In Search of Camanac" in Ruins Metropolis by Hadley Rille Books, May 2008
 
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Thirdy Lopez
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  		   Posted 10/9/2008 6:23 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
F. Paul Wilson's BLOODLINE (a Repairman Jack) novel

Aurelio Rico Lopez III aka "Thirdy" has had fiction featured in COLD FLESH (Hellbound Books), THE BLACKEST DEATH I, II, and III (Black Death Books), SPORTY SPEC: GAMES OF THE FANTASTIC (Raven Electrick Ink), STAR-SPANGLED ZOMBIE (Maniac Press), RAW MEAT (Sideshow Press), SHADOW BOX (Brimstone Press), TRIP THE LIGHT HORRIFIC (RAGE machine Books), DEAD MEN (AND WOMEN) WALKING (Bards and Sages), and THE BOOK OF SHADOWS VOL. I (Brimstone Press).  His poems have appeared in Mythic Delirium, Star*Line, Dark Animus, Goblin Fruit, Scifaikuest, Electric Velocipede, Sybil's Garage, The Horror Express, Down In the Cellar, and elsewhere.

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  		   Posted 10/16/2008 6:26 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
... THE BEAST HOUSE by Richard Laymon.

Aurelio Rico Lopez III aka "Thirdy" has had fiction featured in COLD FLESH (Hellbound Books), THE BLACKEST DEATH I, II, and III (Black Death Books), SPORTY SPEC: GAMES OF THE FANTASTIC (Raven Electrick Ink), STAR-SPANGLED ZOMBIE (Maniac Press), RAW MEAT (Sideshow Press), SHADOW BOX (Brimstone Press), TRIP THE LIGHT HORRIFIC (RAGE machine Books), DEAD MEN (AND WOMEN) WALKING (Bards and Sages), and THE BOOK OF SHADOWS VOL. I (Brimstone Press).  His poems have appeared in Mythic Delirium, Star*Line, Dark Animus, Goblin Fruit, Scifaikuest, Electric Velocipede, Sybil's Garage, The Horror Express, Down In the Cellar, and elsewhere.

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  		   Posted 10/17/2008 12:59 AM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Swan Peak by James Lee Burke!

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Now on The Never-Ending Story by Michael Ende, because I've never read it. After that I can't decide if it will be Song for the Basilisk by Patricia McKillip, or a reread of A Night in the Lonesome October by Roger Zelazny.

Writers of the Future Finalist, 3rd Quarter 2008
 
"Mr Bad Man" in One Step Beyond by Subatomic Books, Sept 2008
"Enter the Sky Man" at A Fly in Amber, July 2008
"In Search of Camanac" in Ruins Metropolis by Hadley Rille Books, May 2008
 
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  		   Posted 10/18/2008 10:46 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.

Currently engrossed in "The Clone Republic" by Steven L. Kent.

 

So far so good; this is book one of three.

 

The story flows fairly well, interesting characters and situations.

 

 

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  		   Posted 10/23/2008 12:31 AM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
"Mad Eyes" by Kenneth Robeson, an old Doc Savage adventure. Not great but I'm intrigued by how Lester Dent kept the story moving.

GW

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Lyn
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Finished "The Red Stone" by Craig Smith for a review here at SFReader (should be up in the near future). A self-published POD project that, unfortunately, needed a lot more editing before hitting the market. But with POD, it's never too late...

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Reviewing Short Stories at My Blog
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Thirdy Lopez
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  		   Posted 10/23/2008 6:35 PM (GMT -5)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Lyn, wasn't "The Red Stone" nominated for the Covey Awards one or two years ago?

Aurelio Rico Lopez III aka "Thirdy" has had fiction featured in COLD FLESH (Hellbound Books), THE BLACKEST DEATH I, II, and III (Black Death Books), SPORTY SPEC: GAMES OF THE FANTASTIC (Raven Electrick Ink), STAR-SPANGLED ZOMBIE (Maniac Press), RAW MEAT (Sideshow Press), SHADOW BOX (Brimstone Press), TRIP THE LIGHT HORRIFIC (RAGE machine Books), DEAD MEN (AND WOMEN) WALKING (Bards and Sages), and THE BOOK OF SHADOWS VOL. I (Brimstone Press).  His poems have appeared in Mythic Delirium, Star*Line, Dark Animus, Goblin Fruit, Scifaikuest, Electric Velocipede, Sybil's Garage, The Horror Express, Down In the Cellar, and elsewhere.

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