Two songs recently linked from the Sword and Laser podcast/blog that I thought would be of interest to this thread:
and:
George R.R. Martin Is Not Your Bitch
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Two songs recently linked from the Sword and Laser podcast/blog that I thought would be of interest to this thread:
and:
George R.R. Martin Is Not Your Bitch
Sometimes karma is an authentic cold, dead, sparkly cock sensation.
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I really can't believe my work filters allowed me to view that page, then copy the link onto a coworkers facebook page. This job is awesome.
You see? Karma.
Ooh, Patricia Briggs has two new books out. I got the new Alpha and Omega paperback today, as a sop to my tooth pulling paid. Will report when am done.
Two? Ooo. I already ordered A&O on my Kindle; what's the other one?
It's the first in a Mercy Thompson graphic novel series.
It's the first in a Mercy Thompson graphic novel series.
I noticed that today, and, of course, I am going to have to get it. I am halfway through Blood Bound right now, AIFG.
Interesting bit on urban fantasy dominating the science fiction/fantasy market.
Some of the comments suggest this trend (and Twilight) can be traced back to Buffy. (And I don't disagree.)
Publishing is so weird right now. I really thinking publishers don't understand their market anymore.
"Urban" fantasy? I'm not sure I get the term. Buffy was suburban if anything, and isn't Twilight semi-rural?
Are they using urban for modern-day?