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Tag Archives: Steven Brust
Cats Laughing’s Bootleg Issue and Another Way to Travel
The Estate Library may be the only place where you can go to read William Shakespeare’s The Trapping of the Mouse or Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Worm of Midnight” while listening to the music of Gossamer Axe or Snori Snoriscousin and His Brass Idiots. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Stemple, blues, Cats Laughing, Emma Bull, Lojo Russo, Robin Anders, rock and roll, Steven Brust
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Steven Brust’s The Viscount of Adrilankha Adventures: The Paths of the Dead and The Lord of Castle Black
An interregnum is a time of confusion. It’s also a time of opportunity. With all political and magical systems suspended, anything can happen. It’s a perfect time to be young, and Piro, Zerika, Ibronka, Kytraan, Röaana and Morrolan are young. … Continue reading
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Tagged fantasy, Steven Brust
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Steven Brust’s My Own Kind of Freedom: A Firefly Novel
My Own Kind of Freedom was written by Brust in hopes that the corporation that was producing the series would be interested in buying it for development. That didn’t happen and Brust very nicely released this under, and I quote, … Continue reading
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Tagged Firefly, science fiction, space opera, Steven Brust
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Steven Brust’s Hawk
With Hawk we reach number fourteen in Steven Brust’s Taltos Cycle, and things are about to change. Again. Vlad Taltos is tired of being on the run. The Organization – House Jhereg – has been hunting him for what seems … Continue reading