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Malazan Reread of the Fallen: Forge of Darkness, Chapter One
Welcome back to the Malazan Reread of the Fallen! Every post will start off with a summary of events, followed by reaction and commentary by your hosts Bill and Amanda, and finally comments from Tor.com readers. Today we’re Forge of Darkness, Chapter One.
Shared Worlds is Now Open for Registration!
Shared Worlds, a world-building summer camp for kids, is now open for registration. The program is open to rising 8th-12th graders, and will take place from July 16th-29th at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Let’s Join a Cult! The Brainwashing Pulps of the ’70s and ’80s
Welcome to Freaky Fridays. You have come home. We’ve been waiting for you. Just relax, stop thinking, and read the sacred out-of-print paperbacks that allow us to understand the secret wisdom of the universe. We love you. Love us. There is no self. There is only us. Do not resist. Just relax. Become love with us. Hey everyone, let’s join a cult! All the kids are doing it, and if you can give me one good reason not to do it, then I’ll give you an apple pie.
Cold Counsel | Tor.com
Slud of the Blood Claw Clan, Bringer of Troubles, was born at the heart of the worst storm the mountain had ever seen. Slud’s father, chief of the clan, was changed by his son’s presence. For the first time since the age of the giants, he rallied the remaining trolls under one banner and marched to war taking back the mountain from the goblin clans. However, the long-lived elves remembered the brutal wars of the last age, and did not welcome the return of these lesser-giants to martial power.
An Enthusiastic Carnival of Horrors: Dr. Potter’s Medicine Show
When you say “weird Western”, we generally think of Joe Lansdale, Jonah Hex, or maybe a Johnny Depp box-office disaster. But while “weird” comes in all kinds of flavors, from horror and occult to sci-fi- and fantasy, “Western” somehow always paints the same mental picture: an Arizona aesthetic as dry and stark as the backdrop of a Wile E. Coyote cartoon. Dr. Potter’s Medicine Show aims to change that.
[GUEST POST] Arianne “Tex” Thompson (MEDICINE FOR THE DEAD) Discusses Language Barriers in SFF
Arianne “Tex” Thompson is a ‘rural fantasy’ author, writing instructor, and comma placement specialist. A relentless fantasy enthusiast dual-wielding a bachelor’s degree in history and a master’s in literature, Tex has channeled her interests into an epic fantasy Western series, which kicked off in 2014 with the release of ONE NIGHT IN SIXES and its sequel, MEDICINE FOR THE DEAD.
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