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These two books are best looked at as a pair, since they look at the two sides of the same coin. Every so often, it seems, a story or novella comes along which is just so good, so powerful, or … Continue reading
Michael M. Jones
This is the long-awaited capstone to the bestselling, highly popular Spiderwick Chronicles, and is actually a replica of the book which carries much of the story’s plot. In the books, the three Grace children find their uncle’s Field Guide to … Continue reading
You may notice that many reviews have ISBN, page count, release date and price that doesn’t always jib with what’s in the stores. In many cases, I was working with the hardcover or some other edition of the book in … Continue reading
Well, according to Google, this site is currently the top result if you were to look for “Michael M Jones.” I apologize for the bareness, we’re still uploading my review archive, but do feel free to visit often in the … Continue reading
Still working some bugs out of the system. In the meantime, enjoy new reviews of L.A. Meyer’s Bloody Jack, Curse of the Blue Tattoo, Under the Jolly Roger, and In the Belly of the Bloodhound, the first four books in … Continue reading
Hell To Pay, by Simon R. Green, and my review sidebar from the April 2006 issue of Realms of Fantasy have been uploaded.
And better news: Mike Resnick and Eric Flint bought the reprint rights to “Claus of Death” to be published in the upcoming Baen anthology, THE DRAGON DONE IT (scheduled for late 2007). Other authors to be featured in this book … Continue reading
My first story to be published in a print medium, on a large scale, was “Claus of Death” in the DAW anthology SLIPSTREAMS, edited by John Helfers and Martin Greenberg. It came out in May 2006, and I know you … Continue reading
No sooner has one battle ended for young hunter-turned-reluctant hero Eragon and his dragon Saphira, than another begins. For the world has become an ever more dangerous place, filled with uncertainty and potential betrayal around every corner. The Empire now … Continue reading
For those who attend college, freshman year is perhaps the strangest, most trying period of their time there. Away from home for an extended period of time, with ready access to drugs, alcohol, and the opposite sex, exposed to all … Continue reading