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It's a Joshua Dagon far more dark, this time, and a writer equally witty butmore sharp and concise than in "The Fallen/Demon Tears" novels. The theme is most disquieting, what if a new mutated species should arise? The werewolf theme is certainly not new, but it serves the Author to introduce some relevant issues, bigotry, the role of the media in ( Read more... )

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The latest Indiana Jones's a bounty of adventures, fugues, fights, unexpected traps and bizarre myths. Roswell's presumed aliens mixes with Orellana 's tales of Eldorado, and Incan (or Mayan, Spielberg happily mixes the two, bit like mixing Greek Classic amd Tibetan) shamanism. Old Indy of the Fifties also finds himself a family, whilst battling ( Read more... )

We follow Gesaril from Jesith to the great library of Kyme where he would recover from the general mess that happened in Jesith (see The Hienama). We know the POV of Gesaril, as it's written in first person, and we feel the wounds in his heart, too, an heart that seeks only oblivion. But tranquillity and rest would be denied to Gesaril, who'll find ( Read more... )

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Do Wraeththu (Gelaming, expecially) have theatre and movies? Like "Har wars"

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