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Old 08-09-2026, 03:17 AM   #32791
Mike Hobart
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GAUDY NIGHT by Dorothy L Sayers (1935)
THE LONDON GIRLS by Soroya Lane (2022)
ARCTIC PATROL MYSTERY by Franklin W Dixon (1969)
WORRALS IN THE WILDS by W E Johns (1948)
FUN AND GAMES AT MALORY TOWERS by Pamela Cox (2019)
LADY ON A TRAIN by Leslie Charteris (1945) non-Saint!
HOLMES OF KYOTO #12 [Shanghai Tower] by Mai Mochizuki (2022)
DR THORNDYKE INTERVENES by R Austin Freeman (1933)
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Old 08-10-2026, 01:07 PM   #32792
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Currently:
  • Paper: Twilight Sleep by Edith Wharton
  • Ebook: The Case of Charles Dexter Ward by HP Lovecraft
  • Audio: Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton (re-read)
Twilight Sleep will absolutely be in my top 5 for the year.

Currently:
  • Ebook: The Case of Charles Dexter Ward by HP Lovecraft
  • Audio: End in Tears by Ruth Rendell
  • Paperback: Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters
  • Hardcover: A Trade of Blood by Robert Jackson Bennett
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"Robert Silverberg's Belzagor", from the Humanoid's bundle was nice, too: the preface have him explaining how he didn't liked the work (and it was the very first time he didn't, at his owns), despite having it nominated for the Locus (in 1971), how his perspective had changed during time, or how he came to even prefer it over others; and how he liked the comic version made several years after.
The book has one artist for the first part and another for the sequel, while the colorist is the same.
He didn't liked it because wanted to mean at colonialism, instead it came out something else, that has its own mood.
I didn't liked the main character, btw.
(Ps: the original cover for the novel was made by Franzetta: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Downward_to_the_Earth).

"Arkadi and the Lost Titan", by Caza, seemed to take 20 years to complete, from chapter 6 as technology went available, Caza used digital processing for some effects, and the lettering.
The story's plot is awesome, the author took a path between the old myths (Greece, specially) and his valuing for the american's heroes that were showing out by those times. Adding a visual masterpiece, Orpheous' poems, north myths behaviours on a sci-fi epic narrative. Scrumptious.
https://davidleesummers.wordpress.co...he-lost-titan/
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