Humble Book Bundles

[ownedbycats]

I thought I should make single thread instead of separate every time

Humble Book Bundle: The Tanith Lee Collection by DAW Books

Discover the unforgettable tales of one of science fiction and fantasy’s greatest authors in this bundle of Tanith Lee ebooks from DAW! Meet a Martian vampire desperate to evade the prying eyes of a private detective in Sabella. Follow people living on the dark side of a planet that might be about to contact another civilization in Day by Night. Explore the mysteries of a medieval-inspired world with a reluctant goddess in The Birthgrave. There are 26 books in total in this bundle from the master fantasist, so grab them all now at the price of your choice, and support BINC with your purchase!

CA$25.80 for all 26 items, smaller bundles also available. ePub format. Ends on July 27.

[ownedbycats]

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[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by ownedbycats

I thought I should make single thread instead of separate every time

Humble Book Bundle: The Tanith Lee Collection by DAW Books



CA$25.80 for all 26 items, smaller bundles also available. ePub format. Ends on July 27.

Here are the books for The Tanith Kee bundle.

[Desertway]

Trying to decide on the Tanith Lee. I've never read any, but they are pretty highly reviewed. I don't read a lot of fantasy, but I do lean toward dark stuff in general. I'll read some Amazon samples, I guess.

[nana77]

Originally Posted by Desertway

Trying to decide on the Tanith Lee. I've never read any, but they are pretty highly reviewed. I don't read a lot of fantasy, but I do lean toward dark stuff in general. I'll read some Amazon samples, I guess.

I'd just read one from her, and I'm into the second book: the preface (which is from the '80, as it's a first translation on a physical book) mentions the lack of good writers that the '70s suffered, and she were one of those to change that behaviour; her writing style is fantastic, what seem to me from this early start (and by the - still - early editor's prefaces) is that "Day by Night", "Don't Bite the Sun" and its sequel "Drinking Sapphire Wine" (1977) were the most into SF, while others' would be more into the fantasy, or, as the editor mentions, fantasy "à la Tanith Lee" .
Although "Day by Night" migh be the most close to the classic SF.
Thanks @ownedbycats.

[Dr. Drib]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Here are the books for The Tanith Kee bundle.

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Thank you for supplying the image. It quickly helped me realize I was lacking 16 titles. (See my post in the SF thread.)

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

Thank you for supplying the image. It quickly helped me realize I was lacking 16 titles. (See my post in the SF thread.)

Your welcome.

[Desertway]

Originally Posted by nana77

I'd just read one from her, and I'm into the second book: the preface (which is from the '80, as it's a first translation on a physical book) mentions the lack of good writers that the '70s suffered, and she were one of those to change that behaviour; her writing style is fantastic, what seem to me from this early start (and by the - still - early editor's prefaces) is that "Day by Night", "Don't Bite the Sun" and its sequel "Drinking Sapphire Wine" (1977) were the most into SF, while others' would be more into the fantasy, or, as the editor mentions, fantasy "à la Tanith Lee" .
Although "Day by Night" migh be the most close to the classic SF.
Thanks @ownedbycats.

Thanks, Nana. That helps a lot. Between your post and the samples I’ve read, I think I’m going to go for it.