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The Amber Wizard by David Forbes
The Thirteenth House by Sharon Shinn
Pretender by C.J. Cherryh
Prince of Darkness by Sharon Kay Penman
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The Thralls Tale by Judith Lindbergh
Vintage PKD by Philip K. Dick
The Book of Skulls by Robert Silverberg
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Genetopia by Keith Brooke
Solistice Wood by Patrica Mckillip
A Fire in the Sun by George Alec Effinger
Macrolife by George Zebrowski
Nebula Awards Show Case 2006 edited by Gardner Dozois
Rosetta Codex by Richad Paul Russo
Sister of the Dead by Barb and J.C Hendee
The Warrior Prophet by R. Scott Bakker
The Risen Empire by Scott Westerfield
Bridge of Rama by Ashok Banker
Bridge of Souls by Fiona Macintosh
Lord of Shadows by Jennifer Fallon
Devices and Desires by KJ Parker
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Kushiel's Scion by Jacqueline Carey
Firethorn by Sarah Micklem
Emperor by Stephen Baxter
The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch
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I finally finally got Iain Banks's The Algebraist in the mail. I had ordered it a couple of months ago and was wondering why it had not come. Then a few days ago I got a postcard in the mail from the place I had ordered it from - they said that the post office had contacted them telling them that their package to me was found damaged and empty. :? So in their postcard to me they said they would fill my order again. :) Finally the book came. :)

In the same package also came a science fiction novel called Mammoth by John Varley. In it, a millionaire apparently decides it would be cool to clone a mammoth. It sounded like it might be interesting, so I thought I would take a chance on it, though I am not familiar with the author. :)
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Some Arthur Machen works I found; a 1926 edition signed by Machen of Dreads And Drolls, and the first editon of The Hill of Dreams (1907).

I'm also rounding out my Mishima Yukio collection by snagging a 1975 editon of Acts of Worship - Mishima Yukio is simply a god.

Today I also got my copies of Michael de Larrabeiti's Borribles (that Brys has been pudhing on me) collected in 700+ pages, as well as a copy of the first edition of the first book (1976)

Went on a comic (all but one Hardcover) binge off of some rec's from forum members elsewhere:

The Name of the Game by Will Eisner
Crisis on Infinite Earths (Absolute)
The World's Greatest Super-Heroes by Paul Dini, and Alex Ross
New X-Men Volume 1 by Grant Morrison,
Lucifer by Mike Carey
Powers Volume 1 by Brian Michael-Bendis,
Seven Soldiers by Grant Morrison
Runaways by Brian K. Vaughn
Fable by Bill Willingham
The Book of Ballads by Charles Vess
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Just picked up a copy of Asimov's Foundation. Of course, now I have to find all the rest of the series. Hmm, I need a list.

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The Magical Worlds of Philip Pullman by David Colbert
Time Dancers by Steve Cash
The Shining City by Kate Forsyth
To Serve and Submit by Susan Wright
Treasure Forest by Cat Bordhi
A Shadow in Summer by Daniel Abraham (which I posted my review of yesterday)
Once Upon an Autumn Eve by Dennis L. Mckiernan
Red Lightning by John Varley
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Karavan by Jennifer Roberson
Giants' Dance by Robert Carter
The Borgia Bride by Jennifer Kalogridis
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The Blood Knight by Greg Keyes
The Sword of Straw by Amanda Heminway
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Wow, you got Blood Knight really early, didn't you? That isn't published until July, I believe.

Color me envious. :?
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Yeah, reviewers get all the perks...
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Today I added two novels to me endless TBR pile:


Thomas the Rhymer by Ellen Kushner, a retelling of an ancient legend

This Scepter'd Isle by Mercedes Lackey and Roberta Gellis; an alternative history of Tudor England; I thought I recognized the title in the bookstore as something that Dragonlily liked... :)
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Empire of Ice Cream by Jeffrey Ford
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His Majesty Dragon (which I reviewed months ago) by Naomi Novik
The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch (U.S. edition)
The Kings Last Song by Geoff Ryman
The Candle of Distant Earth by Alan Dean Foster
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Philip K Dick's A Maze of Death
Hal Clement's A Mission of Gravity
Serenity Graphic Novel
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The 2nd and 3rd Book of Lost Swords by Fred Saberhagen.

Thieves World 1st collection of "Sanctuary" short stories.

DT7 for an unbelieveably bargain price.

Great weekend for books. :lol:

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Bought 'Salem's Lot' In Hardback witha left over Christams Book token.
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We're going nowhere slowly, but we're seeing all the sights.
And we're definitely going to hell, but we'll have all the best stories to tell.


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Picked up a second hand copy (not cheaply though, $10 AU) of "The Broken God" by David Zindell.
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Worth every penny! 8)
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