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| Posted By : RyanHarvey - 9/19/2005 6:29 PM | Hello all,
I have just finished the newest update to www.SwordAndSorcery.org.
Andy Beau continues his column on obscure sword-and-sorcery heroes with an article on a Cormac Mac Art pastiche written by Andrew J. Offut: Sword of the Gael.
There's also a new book review of an obscure--but very good--novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs: I Am a Barbarian.
You can find them at http://www.swordandsorcery.org
Enjoy, and don't cut yourself on all the sharp edges.
Ryan Harvey
Managing Editor at www.swordandsorcery.org
www.RealmOfRyan.com |
| Posted By : PaulMc - 9/20/2005 4:02 AM | quote:
Originally posted by RyanHarvey
Andy Beau continues his column on obscure sword-and-sorcery heroes with an article on a Cormac Mac Art pastiche written by Andrew J. Offut: Sword of the Gael.
There's also a new book review of an obscure--but very good--novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs: I Am a Barbarian.
Excellent! Two books that are already on my shelf that I haven't read! At least I know I'm on the correct path [;)]
-- Paul McNamee
http://writer.paulmcnamee.net
http://www.dorancoyle.net |
| Posted By : SC Bryce - 9/20/2005 8:07 AM | <Sigh> Even more good stuff to read! I'm gonna hafta give up sleeping.
SC Bryce
Contributing Editor and Critique Group Moderator,www.SwordandSorcery.org |
| Posted By : Rob Mancebo - 9/20/2005 12:04 PM | quote:
Enjoy, and don't cut yourself on all the sharp edges.
Ryan Harvey
Two good reviews. I read both books oh, about 30 years ago or so. I may drag them out and read them again.
Rob
Adventure-History-Fantasy-Folklore
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| Posted By : John Hocking - 9/21/2005 7:28 AM | I guess about thirty years ago is the last time I read these books, too.
Oog.
I have fine memories of the Offutt book, probably because I read the sequels, and they were still coming out several years later.
The ERB book is pretty foggy in my recollection.
Thanks for a good excuse to dig these books out of the archives.
And bring on the reviews of the rest of the Cormac pastiches. |
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