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Review | Fast Ships, Black Sails edited by Ann & Jeff VanderMeer (Night Shade Books)
Review | Fast Ships, Black Sails edited by Ann & Jeff VanderMeer (Night Shade Books)
Title: Fast Ships, Black Sails Author: Ann & Jeff VanderMeer Publisher: Night Shade Books Format: Paperback Pages: 256 Release Date: 15th October 2008 Do you love the sound of a peg leg stomping across a quarterdeck? Or maybe you prefer a parrot on your arm, a strong wind at your back? ...
An Interview with Jeff VanderMeer
primastoria.com — World Fantasy Award winner Jeff VanderMeer grew up in the Fiji Islands and has had fiction published... in over 20 countries. His books, including the bestselling City of Saints & Madmen, have made the year's best lists of Publishers Weekly, LA Weekly, ... (more) An Interview with Jeff VanderMeer
Interview with Jeff VanderMeer
Interview with Jeff VanderMeer
ofblog.blogspot.com — Jeff VanderMeer is a multiple award-winning author of several books, including one of my favorite fantasy settings,... Ambergris.  The Ambergris Cycle is composed of City of Saints and Madmen (2002; rev. 2004, 2006), Shriek:  An Afterword ... (more) Interview with Jeff VanderMeer
I did mention the giant angry testicle, right?
I did mention the giant angry testicle, right?
silence-without.blogspot.com — To quote Jeff VanderMeer: There’s nothing like a little challenge to roil the blood and take over... your life for a couple of months—all while not being able to say much of anything about it publicly, but, finally, I can announce that: Tessa Kum and [ ... (more) I did mention the giant angry testicle, right?
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