Alright everyone!
So, you’ve found my blog, read my reviews… and now what? Right?
I thought I’d let you all in on a little bit of what’s coming in the near future to A Dribble of Ink, just as a little thank you for checking me out in the first place and to give you reason to add me to your favourite RSS Feeder!
Beyond my reviews of Terry Brooks’ The Elves of Cintra and Patrick Rothfuss’s The Name of the Wind I have a whole slew of cool things lined up.
Here’s a nice little preview.
Reviews:
David Anthony Durham‘s Acacia
Joe Abercrombie’s The Blade Itself and Before they are Hanged
Robin Hobb‘s Renegade’s Magic
Scott Lynch‘s Red Seas Under Red Skies
Mini-reviews:
Robin Hobb‘s Forest Mage
Tad William‘s Shadowmarch
Scott Lynch‘s The Lies of Locke Lamora
Drew Bowling‘s The Tower of Shadows
Interviews:
David Anthony Durham
Patrick Rothfuss
Robin Hobb
As you can see, A Dribble of Ink has some really cool stuff in the pipeline… and we’re only about a week old! Be sure to check back for new content as I plan to keep it coming as quickly as I can get it! I don’t think you’ll be disappointed!
Who is Robin Hobb? :P
Good work there, Aidan!
Come now, Bookie Monster! You’ve got to know who Robin Hobb is!
;)
Looking forward to it all.
sad…but I still haven’t gotten to Hobb’s latest novel, Forest Mage. Something I keep meaning to remedy, but you know how it goes…the books just pile up and up and up.
Its grand isn’t it. *w*
I’m glad to hear you’re looking forward to it!
I definitely know how it is… my “To-read” pile was huge before I started this blog, and now that I want to bring reviews of all the newest and latest books coming out on the market to my blog, it’s growing even bigger!
Oh, well, there are worse problems in life than having too many books to read!
;)
You got a copy of ‘Red Seas’ then? ;o)
Looks like there’s some good stuff on the way!
I’ve been told to avoid all her stuff except the Assassin’s Trilogy. I’ve only got through book one. I’m going to have to keep up with the times, it seems ;)
You’ve been told wrong, then! The Assassin stuff is her best, to be sure, but her other works are still at the top of the field.
I will warn you that most of her stuff is in first person, but if you’re willing to give first person storytelling a chance you won’t find a better author!
I haven’t read Tawny Man or Soldier’s Son, but I think Liveship is superior to Farseer…once you get past the first hundred pages or so of Ship of Magic and start delving into the weaving story.