sir archely
May 5th, 2008, 17:06
Glen Cook is some good stuff.
Anyway, mostly created this because i wanted to let people know if they didn't already that an omnibus edition of the Black Company books of the south (Shadow Games, Dreams of Steel, and the spin off Silver Spike) is coming out mid-June.
This is great news for me, because for some reason the first book in the books of the south, Shadow Games, is hard to find, and i'm not willing to spend $30 for a used mass market paperback. I thought some other people might be in the same boat. this'd be all three for something close to $15 USD.
The omnibus edition of the Books of the North (The Black Company, Shadows Linger, and The White Rose) has been out, and is a decently priced trade paperback.
I also recently picked up the first two books in the Instrumentalities of the Night series, (The Tyranny of the Night, and Lord of the Silent Kindom) along with A Cruel Wind, which is the main sequence of the Dread Empire series. The Instrumentalities of the Night is a new series, the two are the only ones out so far. Looking forward to all of them, but haven't gotten to them yet. Anyone read any of these and have any thoughts?
Anyway, mostly created this because i wanted to let people know if they didn't already that an omnibus edition of the Black Company books of the south (Shadow Games, Dreams of Steel, and the spin off Silver Spike) is coming out mid-June.
This is great news for me, because for some reason the first book in the books of the south, Shadow Games, is hard to find, and i'm not willing to spend $30 for a used mass market paperback. I thought some other people might be in the same boat. this'd be all three for something close to $15 USD.
The omnibus edition of the Books of the North (The Black Company, Shadows Linger, and The White Rose) has been out, and is a decently priced trade paperback.
I also recently picked up the first two books in the Instrumentalities of the Night series, (The Tyranny of the Night, and Lord of the Silent Kindom) along with A Cruel Wind, which is the main sequence of the Dread Empire series. The Instrumentalities of the Night is a new series, the two are the only ones out so far. Looking forward to all of them, but haven't gotten to them yet. Anyone read any of these and have any thoughts?