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Episode 1-17: See You At The Crossroads, Bone Bone Bone

April 30, 2018 by prisco Leave a Comment

https://killingmykindle.com/2018/04/30/episode-1-17-see-you-at-the-crossroads-bone-bone-bone/ Wherein I review: 59. Day Shift (Midnight, Texas #2) by Charlaine Harris 60. The Cutting Edge (Lincoln Rhyme #14) by Jeffery Deaver 61. No Time Like The Past (St. Mary’s Chronicles #5) by Jodi Taylor 62. Night Shift (Midnight, Texas #3) by Charlaine Harris 63. Arcanum Unbounded by Brandon Sanderson A residual Sookie Stackhouse trilogy comes to a real f–ker of an end: great characters, AWFUL names. Deaver goes a little off the rails in the latest Lincoln Rhyme mystery.  I keep chugging through […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Mystery, Science Fiction Tagged With: arcanum unbounded, brandon sanderson, Charlaine Harris, Chronicles of St. Mary's, cosmere, day shift, Jeffery Deaver, Jodi Taylor, killing my kindle, Lincoln Rhyme, midnight texas, night shift, no time like the past, podcast, the cutting edge

Cosmere Collection

November 4, 2017 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

Arcanum Unbounded – 5/5 Stars So I am a big Brandon Sanderson fan. I think he’s goofy and a weird and lives in a world in violence is normal, sex is gross, and the word maladroit is normal. But so it goes. So I haven’t read Elantris or Warbreaker as I set off into this world and though I will soon, I was willing to read anything not directly spoilery about those worlds. Highlights for me: The Emperor’s Soul – This novella is really good. […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: arcanum unbounded, brandon sanderson

Ringing in the new year with Brandon Sanderson short fiction Cosmere nerdery.

January 2, 2017 by narfna Leave a Comment

Good way to start off the year, with a mini-Brandon Sanderson marathon in book form. I spent a cozy day on my couch yesterday visiting the Cosmere, and it was lovely. This collection is more than just a collection of all of Sanderson’s short fiction set in the Cosmere (a shared universe world that a majority of Sanderson’s works are set it in). It’s also a mini-study of the Cosmere itself. Each system (i.e. the Roshar system, where the Stormlight Archive books are set, or […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Short Stories Tagged With: arcanum unbounded, brandon sanderson, cosmere, edgedancer, elantris, epic fantasy, fantasy, Mistborn, mistborn secret history, narfna, novellas, short stories, stormlight archive, the cosmere, the emperor's soul, white sand

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