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The Steel Remains by Richard Morgan
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Ringil is a war hero entering the middle years of his life. He lives in retirement, feeding himself from the proceeds of minor mercenary work and the telling of tall tales of his prowess. His fame stems largely (and deservedly) from the part he played in an infamous battle against the lizardmen who so nearly conquered his people, and perhaps without his actions, the war might have been lost. ...

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Torque Control — ... the Atlantic), and Andrew Wheeler Andrew Wheeler has also reviewed Zoe’s Tale by John Scalzi An interview with Mary Doria Russell Reviews at SF Site: Paul Kincaid on John Crowley; Jonathan McCalmont on Greg Egan (taking some issue with Adam Roberts’ review of Incandescence; and Paul Raven on Snow Crash. Oh, and a less-than-convincing review of The Steel Remains by John Berlyne. An in-depth interview with Richard Morgan; lots on the thinking ...

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