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tor.com - 11/25/2008

Free e-book: Jane Lindskold’s The Buried Pyramid

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Before editors are editors, we are readers.  And as readers, we can get caught up in a writer’s words, works, and worlds, to the point where we set aside whatever we should be reading to indulge our imaginations by grabbing a new work by a favorite writer.  [Links for the free ...

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Free Fiction: Jane Lindskold's The Buried Pyramid
Grasping for the Wind — Tor continues to bring the goods with Jane Lindskold's The Buried Pyramid. http://www.tor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view;=blog&id;=9263 [Requires free Tor.com registration] ...

Tuesday Part Three - E-Fiction, Gaming, and Art
QuasarDragon — Finally! E-Fiction Tor.com has a new free e-book up The Buried Pyramid by Jane Lindskold. "Jenny Benet, a recently orphaned American who was raised in the Wild West before being “finished” in Boston, goes to Egypt with her uncle, Neville Hawthorne, a prominent British archaeologist. They’re searching for the legendary Buried Pyramid, the tomb of the pharaoh Neferankhotep—who may also have been Moses the Lawgiver. Discovering the tomb is not the end of their journey but only the beginning. In The Buried Pyramid, Jane Lindskold sends us on a marvelous ride ...

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Friday Free Fiction for 28th November
Futurismic — All is quiet on the blogosphere… at least until tomorrow, when the States have recovered from Thanksgiving, I expect! Still, in the meantime here’s some free fiction to keep you busy until the bloggers get their engines cranked back up to speed. There’s nothing from the big two this week, so let’s get straight to the webzines: *** Afterburn SF presents “Gliese 581” by Lee Gimenez. *** News from Paolo Bacigalupi: Thanks to Lou Anders at PYR Books, my short story “The Gambler” ...