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Excerpt Blurb: Geralt de Rivia is a witcher. A cunning sorcerer. A merciless assassin. And a cold-blooded killer. His sole purpose: to destroy the monsters that plague the world. But not everything monstrous-looking is evil and not everything fair is

figurine. To enter, just email HERE with the subject line “Witcher Sweepstakes” and TWO WINNERS will be randomly selected. This giveaway ends Friday, MAY 16, 2008, 9:59 AM EDT. Be sure to read the Official Rules HERE. Thank you for entering and Good Luck!

About six months ago, I read and reviewed Jeff Somers's The Electric Church published by Oribit. From my review: Told from the first person, the reader’s only true window into the world is Avery Cates, but he does seem a rather reliable narrator. Somers affects this very well through Cates’

Oribit. From my review: Told from the first person, the reader’s only true window into the world is Avery Cates, but he does seem a rather reliable narrator. Somers affects this very well through Cates’s deprecating internal dialogue as well as his

), and M.M. Smith (The Servants). [via Locus Online] PS Publishing shows off the cool cover of Will Elliot's The Pilo Family Circus. It's not too late to celebrate Reading is Fun Week! SF/F publisher Orbit plans to expand releases in th U.S. (to 70-80 titles per year) and U.K. (and increase of 10% each year over the next three years). The latest SciPhiShow podcast features Rudy Rucker. Wired tells us about Surviving a Zombie Apocalypse

This has a 1950s setting and from the back of the book, it sounds a bit like the Bill Paxton film Frailty, except the demons are real. This sound really interesting. Orphanage and Orphan’s Destiny by Robert Buettner repackaged with a nice uniform treatment by Orbit books. I really enjoyed the first two books (titles link to my reviews) so as I said

the week, but I'm having a bit of trouble with the review of the aforementioned book. I liked it, but there were problems areas, and I seem unable to write properly today, so that can come tomorrow! :) Again, thanks very much to the awesome people at Sphere Books (who are, by some trickery, similar to the people at Orbit Books, in this particular case). Send an email to: thebookswede@googlemail.com, containing the subject (aka header) "HOST" No multiple entries, or the Foot of Annoyance shall Connect

I'm having a bit of trouble with the review of the aforementioned book. I liked it, but there were problems areas, and I seem unable to write properly today, so that can come tomorrow! :) Again, thanks very much to the awesome people at Sphere Books (who are, by some trickery, similar to the people at Orbit Books, in this particular case). Send an email to: thebookswede@googlemail.com, containing the subject (aka header) "HOST" No multiple entries, or the Foot of Annoyance shall Connect with your Rump, and Disapproval shall be Made Known

Darren has placed UKSFBN in hibernation for the foreseeable future, he is now the Online Marketing Exec for Orbit Books so doubtless time constraints (a problem I know only too well) have come into play. Source:

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