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“On The Smugglers’ Radar” is a new feature for books that have caught our eye: books we heard of via other bloggers, directly from publishers, and/or from our regular incursions into the Amazon jungle. This is how the Smugglers’ Radar was born, and because there are far too many books that we want than we [...]
“Inspiration and Influences” is a new series of articles in which we invite authors to write guest posts talking about their…well, Inspiration and Influences. The cool thing is that the writers are given free reign so they can go wild and write about anything they want. It can be about their new book, series or [...]
Welcome to Smugglivus 2009 – Day 9!
Throughout this month, we will have daily guests – authors and bloggers alike – looking back at their favorite reads of 2009, and looking forward to events and upcoming books in 2010.
Today’s guest: Lee Harris, Assistant Editor for Angry Robot, the new HarperCollins imprint specializing in Fantasy, [...]
Hello! We leave week one of Smugglivus behind and prepare ourselves for week two with loads more of exciting posts – if we may say so ourselves. But first, last week’s giveaway winners:
Joel Sutherland Giveaway
This is a special giveaway: the three winners [...]
Title: Triumff, Her Majesty’s Hero
Author: Dan Abnett
Genre: Fantasy
Publisher: Angry Robot
Publishing Date: Oct 1 2009
Paperback: 352 pages
Stand alone or series: Stand alone
Summary: Sir Rupert Triumff. Adventurer. Fighter. Drinker.
Saviour?
Pratchett goes swashbuckling in the hotly anticipated original fiction debut of the multi-million selling Warhammer star.
Triumff [...]
In conjunction with Angry Robot, the new global publishing imprint from HarperCollins,
we are pleased to present five daily excerpts from their upcoming Fantasy novel, Triumff by Dan Abnett (which sounds gloriously good and we will be reviewing in the future):
Sir Rupert Triumff. Adventurer. Fighter. Drinker.
Saviour?
Pratchett [...]
In conjunction with Angry Robot, the new global publishing imprint from HarperCollins,
we are pleased to present five daily excerpts from their upcoming Fantasy novel, Triumff by Dan Abnett (which sounds gloriously good and we will be reviewing in the future):
Sir Rupert Triumff. Adventurer. Fighter. Drinker.
Saviour?
Pratchett [...]
In conjunction with Angry Robot, the new global publishing imprint from HarperCollins,
we are pleased to present five daily excerpts from their upcoming Fantasy novel, Triumff by Dan Abnett (which sounds gloriously good and we will be reviewing in the future):
Sir Rupert Triumff. Adventurer. Fighter. Drinker.
Saviour?
Pratchett [...]
In conjunction with Angry Robot, the new global publishing imprint from HarperCollins,
we are pleased to present five daily excerpts from their upcoming Fantasy novel, Triumff by Dan Abnett (which sounds gloriously good and we will be reviewing in the future):
Sir Rupert Triumff. Adventurer. Fighter. Drinker.
Saviour?
Pratchett [...]
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