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When Kate’s attempt to help her father’s friend turns them all into murder suspects, she must catch the killer herself. Readers say:
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“Love this series!”
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“A perfect 5 stars. Funny, scary, terrific plot and what teamwork!”Ebook 99 cents on sale!
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Get 60% off on the #audiobook of Something Deadly on Desert Drive!
When Kate’s attempt to help her father’s friend turns them all into murder suspects, she must catch the killer herself. Readers say:
“One book not to be missed.”
“Love this series!”
“What a wonderful book.”
“A perfect 5 stars. Funny, scary, terrific plot and what teamwork!”Ebook 99 cents on sale!
https://tinyurl.com/4mca8hdz -
Get 60% off on the #audiobook of Something Deadly on Desert Drive!
When Kate’s attempt to help her father’s friend turns them all into murder suspects, she must catch the killer herself. Readers say:
“One book not to be missed.”
“Love this series!”
“What a wonderful book.”
“A perfect 5 stars. Funny, scary, terrific plot and what teamwork!”Ebook 99 cents on sale!
https://tinyurl.com/4mca8hdz -
Get 60% off on the #audiobook of Something Deadly on Desert Drive!
When Kate’s attempt to help her father’s friend turns them all into murder suspects, she must catch the killer herself. Readers say:
“One book not to be missed.”
“Love this series!”
“What a wonderful book.”
“A perfect 5 stars. Funny, scary, terrific plot and what teamwork!”Ebook 99 cents on sale!
https://tinyurl.com/4mca8hdz -
Get 60% off on the #audiobook of Something Deadly on Desert Drive!
When Kate’s attempt to help her father’s friend turns them all into murder suspects, she must catch the killer herself. Readers say:
“One book not to be missed.”
“Love this series!”
“What a wonderful book.”
“A perfect 5 stars. Funny, scary, terrific plot and what teamwork!”Ebook 99 cents on sale!
https://tinyurl.com/4mca8hdz -
I've finished: The Fortunate Fall by Cameron Reed
It is hard to discuss The Fortunate Fall without spoiling it.
The first half is great mid 90s Cyber Punk. With some neat ideas and much more depth than just; Maya is a camera.
I enjoyed the historical aspects of the novel, as Maya works to uncover past atrocities that the current regime is working to memory hole.
The cycle of revolution where the alternative is just another type of repression is the main theme.
The second half of the novel goes off the beaten path and I guess that's why I only heard about this novel in the 2020s.
It is definitely worth it, despite some bad writing. This is a novel that will make you think about the author's intent.
I think it's championing free will and consent.
That's why I accept the notion that The Fortunate Fall may exist in the same universe as the author's new novel (published 30 years later), What We Are Seeking.
https://app.thestorygraph.com/authors/36be4c2d-6059-4151-bc43-c87147f8aa0a
PS.
I enjoyed the Wizards vs. Lezbians episode about The Fortunate Fall.
Note that the episode is from 2021, before the author's transition. So they are still referring to her by her former name.
https://wizlez.libsyn.com/the-fortunate-fall
@bookstodon @audiofiction
#ScienceFictioni #CyberPunk #dystopian #lgbtqia #amReading #bookstodon #AudioBooks -
I've finished: The Fortunate Fall by Cameron Reed
It is hard to discuss The Fortunate Fall without spoiling it.
The first half is great mid 90s Cyber Punk. With some neat ideas and much more depth than just; Maya is a camera.
I enjoyed the historical aspects of the novel, as Maya works to uncover past atrocities that the current regime is working to memory hole.
The cycle of revolution where the alternative is just another type of repression is the main theme.
The second half of the novel goes off the beaten path and I guess that's why I only heard about this novel in the 2020s.
It is definitely worth it, despite some bad writing. This is a novel that will make you think about the author's intent.
I think it's championing free will and consent.
That's why I accept the notion that The Fortunate Fall may exist in the same universe as the author's new novel (published 30 years later), What We Are Seeking.
https://app.thestorygraph.com/authors/36be4c2d-6059-4151-bc43-c87147f8aa0a
PS.
I enjoyed the Wizards vs. Lezbians episode about The Fortunate Fall.
Note that the episode is from 2021, before the author's transition. So they are still referring to her by her former name.
https://wizlez.libsyn.com/the-fortunate-fall
@bookstodon @audiofiction
#ScienceFictioni #CyberPunk #dystopian #lgbtqia #amReading #bookstodon #AudioBooks -
I've finished: The Fortunate Fall by Cameron Reed
It is hard to discuss The Fortunate Fall without spoiling it.
The first half is great mid 90s Cyber Punk. With some neat ideas and much more depth than just; Maya is a camera.
I enjoyed the historical aspects of the novel, as Maya works to uncover past atrocities that the current regime is working to memory hole.
The cycle of revolution where the alternative is just another type of repression is the main theme.
The second half of the novel goes off the beaten path and I guess that's why I only heard about this novel in the 2020s.
It is definitely worth it, despite some bad writing. This is a novel that will make you think about the author's intent.
I think it's championing free will and consent.
That's why I accept the notion that The Fortunate Fall may exist in the same universe as the author's new novel (published 30 years later), What We Are Seeking.
https://app.thestorygraph.com/authors/36be4c2d-6059-4151-bc43-c87147f8aa0a
PS.
I enjoyed the Wizards vs. Lezbians episode about The Fortunate Fall.
Note that the episode is from 2021, before the author's transition. So they are still referring to her by her former name.
https://wizlez.libsyn.com/the-fortunate-fall
@bookstodon @audiofiction
#ScienceFictioni #CyberPunk #dystopian #lgbtqia #amReading #bookstodon #AudioBooks -
I've finished: The Fortunate Fall by Cameron Reed
It is hard to discuss The Fortunate Fall without spoiling it.
The first half is great mid 90s Cyber Punk. With some neat ideas and much more depth than just; Maya is a camera.
I enjoyed the historical aspects of the novel, as Maya works to uncover past atrocities that the current regime is working to memory hole.
The cycle of revolution where the alternative is just another type of repression is the main theme.
The second half of the novel goes off the beaten path and I guess that's why I only heard about this novel in the 2020s.
It is definitely worth it, despite some bad writing. This is a novel that will make you think about the author's intent.
I think it's championing free will and consent.
That's why I accept the notion that The Fortunate Fall may exist in the same universe as the author's new novel (published 30 years later), What We Are Seeking.
https://app.thestorygraph.com/authors/36be4c2d-6059-4151-bc43-c87147f8aa0a
PS.
I enjoyed the Wizards vs. Lezbians episode about The Fortunate Fall.
Note that the episode is from 2021, before the author's transition. So they are still referring to her by her former name.
https://wizlez.libsyn.com/the-fortunate-fall
@bookstodon @audiofiction
#ScienceFictioni #CyberPunk #dystopian #lgbtqia #amReading #bookstodon #AudioBooks -
I've finished: The Fortunate Fall by Cameron Reed
It is hard to discuss The Fortunate Fall without spoiling it.
The first half is great mid 90s Cyber Punk. With some neat ideas and much more depth than just; Maya is a camera.
I enjoyed the historical aspects of the novel, as Maya works to uncover past atrocities that the current regime is working to memory hole.
The cycle of revolution where the alternative is just another type of repression is the main theme.
The second half of the novel goes off the beaten path and I guess that's why I only heard about this novel in the 2020s.
It is definitely worth it, despite some bad writing. This is a novel that will make you think about the author's intent.
I think it's championing free will and consent.
That's why I accept the notion that The Fortunate Fall may exist in the same universe as the author's new novel (published 30 years later), What We Are Seeking.
https://app.thestorygraph.com/authors/36be4c2d-6059-4151-bc43-c87147f8aa0a
PS.
I enjoyed the Wizards vs. Lezbians episode about The Fortunate Fall.
Note that the episode is from 2021, before the author's transition. So they are still referring to her by her former name.
https://wizlez.libsyn.com/the-fortunate-fall
@bookstodon @audiofiction
#ScienceFictioni #CyberPunk #dystopian #lgbtqia #amReading #bookstodon #AudioBooks -
Around the Book World: Monday, August 24th, 2026
Publishing analyst Carlo Carrenho kicks off the week with a review of the headlines from across the international publishing world.
The post Around the Book World: Monday, August 24th, 2026 appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
https://publishingperspectives.com/2026/08/around-the-book-world-monday-august-24th-2026/ -
Around the Book World: Monday, August 24th, 2026
Publishing analyst Carlo Carrenho kicks off the week with a review of the headlines from across the international publishing world.
The post Around the Book World: Monday, August 24th, 2026 appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
https://publishingperspectives.com/2026/08/around-the-book-world-monday-august-24th-2026/ -
Around the Book World: Monday, August 24th, 2026
Publishing analyst Carlo Carrenho kicks off the week with a review of the headlines from across the international publishing world.
The post Around the Book World: Monday, August 24th, 2026 appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
https://publishingperspectives.com/2026/08/around-the-book-world-monday-august-24th-2026/ -
Around the Book World: Monday, August 24th, 2026
Publishing analyst Carlo Carrenho kicks off the week with a review of the headlines from across the international publishing world.
The post Around the Book World: Monday, August 24th, 2026 appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
https://publishingperspectives.com/2026/08/around-the-book-world-monday-august-24th-2026/ -
2026 #ReadAlong #Audiobook Review: Hunting Fiends for the Ill-Equipped by Annette Marie
#ListenUp #RatingA #UrbanFantasy #AnnetteMarie #Audiobooks #CrisDukehart #GuildCodexUniverse #JenReview #TantorAudio
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2026 #ReadAlong #Audiobook Review: Hunting Fiends for the Ill-Equipped by Annette Marie
#ListenUp #RatingA #UrbanFantasy #AnnetteMarie #Audiobooks #CrisDukehart #GuildCodexUniverse #JenReview #TantorAudio
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Welcome back to the Okanagan Reader.
This reading is Chapter One of The Francesians. It's short and can be thought of as an introduction and a foreshadowing.
https://greencomet.org/2026/08/23/youtube-the-francesians-chapter-one/
Our hero, Elgin, is being brought up from enforced hibernation, and he's worried about his beloved, Frances. They are both being punished for not endorsing the religion based on Frances - The Francesians. What are you supposed to do when your saints are still alive and they don't agree with you?
#audiobooks #ebooks #OkanaganReader #recordings #Video #YouTube #TheFrancesians
rjb
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Welcome back to the Okanagan Reader.
This reading is Chapter One of The Francesians. It's short and can be thought of as an introduction and a foreshadowing.
https://greencomet.org/2026/08/23/youtube-the-francesians-chapter-one/
Our hero, Elgin, is being brought up from enforced hibernation, and he's worried about his beloved, Frances. They are both being punished for not endorsing the religion based on Frances - The Francesians. What are you supposed to do when your saints are still alive and they don't agree with you?
#audiobooks #ebooks #OkanaganReader #recordings #Video #YouTube #TheFrancesians
rjb
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Welcome back to the Okanagan Reader.
This reading is Chapter One of The Francesians. It's short and can be thought of as an introduction and a foreshadowing.
https://greencomet.org/2026/08/23/youtube-the-francesians-chapter-one/
Our hero, Elgin, is being brought up from enforced hibernation, and he's worried about his beloved, Frances. They are both being punished for not endorsing the religion based on Frances - The Francesians. What are you supposed to do when your saints are still alive and they don't agree with you?
#audiobooks #ebooks #OkanaganReader #recordings #Video #YouTube #TheFrancesians
rjb
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Welcome back to the Okanagan Reader.
This reading is Chapter One of The Francesians. It's short and can be thought of as an introduction and a foreshadowing.
https://greencomet.org/2026/08/23/youtube-the-francesians-chapter-one/
Our hero, Elgin, is being brought up from enforced hibernation, and he's worried about his beloved, Frances. They are both being punished for not endorsing the religion based on Frances - The Francesians. What are you supposed to do when your saints are still alive and they don't agree with you?
#audiobooks #ebooks #OkanaganReader #recordings #Video #YouTube #TheFrancesians
rjb
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NEW Rainbow Snippet from Whiskley and Moonshine!
Read a sneak peek now: https://www.elizabeth-noble.com/thoughts-and-things-blog/rainbow-snippets-8232026
Ask your library for the eBook today!
LGBTQ Romanic Age Gap Romance | Hurt/Comfort | Sweet with Heat | eBook Sale
#mmromance #KindleUnlimited #sweetromance #elizabethnoble #agegapromance #romanticsuspense #thriller #kidnapped #mmhurtcomfort #hurtcomfortromance #glbtqromance #gayromance #audiobooks @mmromance @mmbookstodon @diversebooks @diversebookstodon @lgbtqbookstadon @lgbtqbooks
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Stream thousands of films for free, thanks to the generous support of your public library or university.
Borrow and enjoy audiobooks, eBooks, comics, movies, TV, magazines, or music everywhere you have a screen-your computer, your phone, your car, even your TV. All you need is a library card.
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Stream thousands of films for free, thanks to the generous support of your public library or university.
Borrow and enjoy audiobooks, eBooks, comics, movies, TV, magazines, or music everywhere you have a screen-your computer, your phone, your car, even your TV. All you need is a library card.
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Stream thousands of films for free, thanks to the generous support of your public library or university.
Borrow and enjoy audiobooks, eBooks, comics, movies, TV, magazines, or music everywhere you have a screen-your computer, your phone, your car, even your TV. All you need is a library card.
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Stream thousands of films for free, thanks to the generous support of your public library or university.
Borrow and enjoy audiobooks, eBooks, comics, movies, TV, magazines, or music everywhere you have a screen-your computer, your phone, your car, even your TV. All you need is a library card.
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Recently got into THE WANDERING INN series, mainly because I am so fascinated by its immense scope.
To my surprise discovered that there is no official Wikipedia page!
Yep, a work that has now passed 16 million words, has 19+ commercial books/audiobooks, thousands of paying supporters, a huge community, and an official dedicated wiki containing 5,700+ pages and more than 121,000 edits is not deemed "notable" enough.
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Recently got into THE WANDERING INN series, mainly because I am so fascinated by its immense scope.
To my surprise discovered that there is no official Wikipedia page!
Yep, a work that has now passed 16 million words, has 19+ commercial books/audiobooks, thousands of paying supporters, a huge community, and an official dedicated wiki containing 5,700+ pages and more than 121,000 edits is not deemed "notable" enough.
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Recently got into THE WANDERING INN series, mainly because I am so fascinated by its immense scope.
To my surprise discovered that there is no official Wikipedia page!
Yep, a work that has now passed 16 million words, has 19+ commercial books/audiobooks, thousands of paying supporters, a huge community, and an official dedicated wiki containing 5,700+ pages and more than 121,000 edits is not deemed "notable" enough.
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Recently got into THE WANDERING INN series, mainly because I am so fascinated by its immense scope.
To my surprise discovered that there is no official Wikipedia page!
Yep, a work that has now passed 16 million words, has 19+ commercial books/audiobooks, thousands of paying supporters, a huge community, and an official dedicated wiki containing 5,700+ pages and more than 121,000 edits is not deemed "notable" enough.
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In January 2026, a group of Hugh Cook fans began republishing his 10 book series, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness.
This is noteworthy since these novels were basically out of print and weren't available in e-book or audio. Untangling them from copyright limbo was no small feat.
In August, these fans, operating as Zenphos Press, published the first audio edition of The Wizards and the Warriors. The first novel in the series.
I was lucky enough to snag an early copy via the r/hughcook sub.
The narrator, Morgan Scott, is also a fan, and does an excellent job, you can feel that this is a labor of love for him.
Originally published from the mid 1980s to the early 90s, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness stands out as a critique of the heroic fantasy tropes so common in that era.
While other novels in the series use humor as part of this deconstruction, The Wizards and the Warriors is deadly serious. It is not Pratchett's The Color of Magic. It is more like Saving Private Rian. Working within the format of a heroic tale, exposing its dirty underbelly.
Cook takes the wizards and the warriors, two major examples of toxic masculinity and exposes the folly in their quest for power.
I originally learned of Cook's novels in the early 2010s. As a blind person I had to use a synthetic voice to listen to them.
Cook had a website on the early internet where he published the full text of, The Wordsmiths and the Warguild, the second book of the Chronicles. After reading that I had to resort to bootleg e-book versions scanned and uploaded by fans.
I'm very glad this series is finally getting a proper audiobook edition.
This is my original 2013 review:
Hugh Cook inserts some reality into his Fantasy.
While the setting is fantastic, Cook makes sure to break our expectations of a regular fantasy adventure, with his less than heroic heroes and less than clear path to ultimate goal.
My favorite scene is a battle where we first hear about the general's well laid plans and then watch them crumble in the face of reality.
So many books place a brilliant commander in charge and then you watch his brilliant plan unfold like clockwork. Hugh Cook is way beyond that kind of fantasy.https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/95351200-2bf6-40d0-86ee-83dbe316e541
@bookstodon @audiofiction #fantasy #HughCook #AudioBooks #ChroniclesOfAnAgeOfDarkness #SFF #classics #amReading #bookstodon
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In January 2026, a group of Hugh Cook fans began republishing his 10 book series, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness.
This is noteworthy since these novels were basically out of print and weren't available in e-book or audio. Untangling them from copyright limbo was no small feat.
In August, these fans, operating as Zenphos Press, published the first audio edition of The Wizards and the Warriors. The first novel in the series.
I was lucky enough to snag an early copy via the r/hughcook sub.
The narrator, Morgan Scott, is also a fan, and does an excellent job, you can feel that this is a labor of love for him.
Originally published from the mid 1980s to the early 90s, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness stands out as a critique of the heroic fantasy tropes so common in that era.
While other novels in the series use humor as part of this deconstruction, The Wizards and the Warriors is deadly serious. It is not Pratchett's The Color of Magic. It is more like Saving Private Rian. Working within the format of a heroic tale, exposing its dirty underbelly.
Cook takes the wizards and the warriors, two major examples of toxic masculinity and exposes the folly in their quest for power.
I originally learned of Cook's novels in the early 2010s. As a blind person I had to use a synthetic voice to listen to them.
Cook had a website on the early internet where he published the full text of, The Wordsmiths and the Warguild, the second book of the Chronicles. After reading that I had to resort to bootleg e-book versions scanned and uploaded by fans.
I'm very glad this series is finally getting a proper audiobook edition.
This is my original 2013 review:
Hugh Cook inserts some reality into his Fantasy.
While the setting is fantastic, Cook makes sure to break our expectations of a regular fantasy adventure, with his less than heroic heroes and less than clear path to ultimate goal.
My favorite scene is a battle where we first hear about the general's well laid plans and then watch them crumble in the face of reality.
So many books place a brilliant commander in charge and then you watch his brilliant plan unfold like clockwork. Hugh Cook is way beyond that kind of fantasy.https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/95351200-2bf6-40d0-86ee-83dbe316e541
@bookstodon @audiofiction #fantasy #HughCook #AudioBooks #ChroniclesOfAnAgeOfDarkness #SFF #classics #amReading #bookstodon
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In January 2026, a group of Hugh Cook fans began republishing his 10 book series, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness.
This is noteworthy since these novels were basically out of print and weren't available in e-book or audio. Untangling them from copyright limbo was no small feat.
In August, these fans, operating as Zenphos Press, published the first audio edition of The Wizards and the Warriors. The first novel in the series.
I was lucky enough to snag an early copy via the r/hughcook sub.
The narrator, Morgan Scott, is also a fan, and does an excellent job, you can feel that this is a labor of love for him.
Originally published from the mid 1980s to the early 90s, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness stands out as a critique of the heroic fantasy tropes so common in that era.
While other novels in the series use humor as part of this deconstruction, The Wizards and the Warriors is deadly serious. It is not Pratchett's The Color of Magic. It is more like Saving Private Rian. Working within the format of a heroic tale, exposing its dirty underbelly.
Cook takes the wizards and the warriors, two major examples of toxic masculinity and exposes the folly in their quest for power.
I originally learned of Cook's novels in the early 2010s. As a blind person I had to use a synthetic voice to listen to them.
Cook had a website on the early internet where he published the full text of, The Wordsmiths and the Warguild, the second book of the Chronicles. After reading that I had to resort to bootleg e-book versions scanned and uploaded by fans.
I'm very glad this series is finally getting a proper audiobook edition.
This is my original 2013 review:
Hugh Cook inserts some reality into his Fantasy.
While the setting is fantastic, Cook makes sure to break our expectations of a regular fantasy adventure, with his less than heroic heroes and less than clear path to ultimate goal.
My favorite scene is a battle where we first hear about the general's well laid plans and then watch them crumble in the face of reality.
So many books place a brilliant commander in charge and then you watch his brilliant plan unfold like clockwork. Hugh Cook is way beyond that kind of fantasy.https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/95351200-2bf6-40d0-86ee-83dbe316e541
@bookstodon @audiofiction #fantasy #HughCook #AudioBooks #ChroniclesOfAnAgeOfDarkness #SFF #classics #amReading #bookstodon
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In January 2026, a group of Hugh Cook fans began republishing his 10 book series, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness.
This is noteworthy since these novels were basically out of print and weren't available in e-book or audio. Untangling them from copyright limbo was no small feat.
In August, these fans, operating as Zenphos Press, published the first audio edition of The Wizards and the Warriors. The first novel in the series.
I was lucky enough to snag an early copy via the r/hughcook sub.
The narrator, Morgan Scott, is also a fan, and does an excellent job, you can feel that this is a labor of love for him.
Originally published from the mid 1980s to the early 90s, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness stands out as a critique of the heroic fantasy tropes so common in that era.
While other novels in the series use humor as part of this deconstruction, The Wizards and the Warriors is deadly serious. It is not Pratchett's The Color of Magic. It is more like Saving Private Rian. Working within the format of a heroic tale, exposing its dirty underbelly.
Cook takes the wizards and the warriors, two major examples of toxic masculinity and exposes the folly in their quest for power.
I originally learned of Cook's novels in the early 2010s. As a blind person I had to use a synthetic voice to listen to them.
Cook had a website on the early internet where he published the full text of, The Wordsmiths and the Warguild, the second book of the Chronicles. After reading that I had to resort to bootleg e-book versions scanned and uploaded by fans.
I'm very glad this series is finally getting a proper audiobook edition.
This is my original 2013 review:
Hugh Cook inserts some reality into his Fantasy.
While the setting is fantastic, Cook makes sure to break our expectations of a regular fantasy adventure, with his less than heroic heroes and less than clear path to ultimate goal.
My favorite scene is a battle where we first hear about the general's well laid plans and then watch them crumble in the face of reality.
So many books place a brilliant commander in charge and then you watch his brilliant plan unfold like clockwork. Hugh Cook is way beyond that kind of fantasy.https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/95351200-2bf6-40d0-86ee-83dbe316e541
@bookstodon @audiofiction #fantasy #HughCook #AudioBooks #ChroniclesOfAnAgeOfDarkness #SFF #classics #amReading #bookstodon
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In January 2026, a group of Hugh Cook fans began republishing his 10 book series, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness.
This is noteworthy since these novels were basically out of print and weren't available in e-book or audio. Untangling them from copyright limbo was no small feat.
In August, these fans, operating as Zenphos Press, published the first audio edition of The Wizards and the Warriors. The first novel in the series.
I was lucky enough to snag an early copy via the r/hughcook sub.
The narrator, Morgan Scott, is also a fan, and does an excellent job, you can feel that this is a labor of love for him.
Originally published from the mid 1980s to the early 90s, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness stands out as a critique of the heroic fantasy tropes so common in that era.
While other novels in the series use humor as part of this deconstruction, The Wizards and the Warriors is deadly serious. It is not Pratchett's The Color of Magic. It is more like Saving Private Rian. Working within the format of a heroic tale, exposing its dirty underbelly.
Cook takes the wizards and the warriors, two major examples of toxic masculinity and exposes the folly in their quest for power.
I originally learned of Cook's novels in the early 2010s. As a blind person I had to use a synthetic voice to listen to them.
Cook had a website on the early internet where he published the full text of, The Wordsmiths and the Warguild, the second book of the Chronicles. After reading that I had to resort to bootleg e-book versions scanned and uploaded by fans.
I'm very glad this series is finally getting a proper audiobook edition.
This is my original 2013 review:
Hugh Cook inserts some reality into his Fantasy.
While the setting is fantastic, Cook makes sure to break our expectations of a regular fantasy adventure, with his less than heroic heroes and less than clear path to ultimate goal.
My favorite scene is a battle where we first hear about the general's well laid plans and then watch them crumble in the face of reality.
So many books place a brilliant commander in charge and then you watch his brilliant plan unfold like clockwork. Hugh Cook is way beyond that kind of fantasy.https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/95351200-2bf6-40d0-86ee-83dbe316e541
@bookstodon @audiofiction #fantasy #HughCook #AudioBooks #ChroniclesOfAnAgeOfDarkness #SFF #classics #amReading #bookstodon
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Anime NYC 2026: Yen Press Announces Four Acquisitions #animenyc #manga #audiobooks
https://graphicpolicy.com/2026/08/21/anime-nyc-2026-yen-press-announces-four-acquisitions/ -
Anime NYC 2026: Yen Press Announces Four Acquisitions #animenyc #manga #audiobooks
https://graphicpolicy.com/2026/08/21/anime-nyc-2026-yen-press-announces-four-acquisitions/ -
Anime NYC 2026: Yen Press Announces Four Acquisitions #animenyc #manga #audiobooks
https://graphicpolicy.com/2026/08/21/anime-nyc-2026-yen-press-announces-four-acquisitions/ -
Anime NYC 2026: Yen Press Announces Four Acquisitions #animenyc #manga #audiobooks
https://graphicpolicy.com/2026/08/21/anime-nyc-2026-yen-press-announces-four-acquisitions/ -
Anime NYC 2026: Yen Press Announces Four Acquisitions #animenyc #manga #audiobooks
https://graphicpolicy.com/2026/08/21/anime-nyc-2026-yen-press-announces-four-acquisitions/ -
I’ve decided that I will start another series of YouTube videos. They will be introductions to the chapters of The Francesians, the last book in the Green Comet trilogy.
#audiobooks #ebooks #OkanaganReader #recordings #Video #YouTube
