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Much Fall of Blood by Mercedes Lackey, Eric Flint & David Freer
a review by Rebecca Muir When I was asked to read and review Much Fall of Blood, I noted that it was the third in a series, but I decided to plunge in and read it anyway without reading the first two...
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Cuttlefish by Dave Freer
Review by Nalini Haynes Cuttlefish by Dave Freer is a speculative fiction YA book set in a not-too-distant past alternate history where rising sea levels have flooded London, converting that city into...
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Santa Claws has been busy
Ok so this particular Santa Claws is possibly a bit more Claws and a bit less Santa, especially after a hard day’s sleeping in less than optimal weather conditions. I mean, it got positively TOO WARM...
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Steam Mole by Dave Freer
a review by Rebecca Muir The Steam Mole is the sequel to Dave Freer’s alternate history novel, Cuttlefish. The world of Cuttlefish and The Steam Mole diverged from ours with a quarrel between two...
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Stardogs by Dave Freer
A review by Rebecca Muir Stardogs is an interstellar story set in 2507, a future where humanity has colonized the remains of the alien Denaari Empire. The Denaari were a race of genetic-engineering...
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Dave Freer scientist and SF steampunk author, talks to Nalini Haynes of Dark Matter. David Freer‘s interview is in MP3 (podcast) format at the bottom of this page. I caught up with Dave at Continuum 7...
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A review by Rebecca Muir Stardogs is an interstellar story set in 2507, a future where humanity has colonized the remains of the alien Denaari ... The post Stardogs by Dave Freer appeared first on Dark...
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