So how can I NOT support my cousin's new blog? Are you a gamer? Do you love to read science fiction and fantasy? Well, I think you'll find Damien one of the most passionate about the genre. Please please do me a favour and welcome him to the blogosphere and click that follow button. Pretty please with a cherry on top? I'll buy you and ice cream ... ;o)
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Hi Jess .. hope you rescue this comment - been over and commented on Damien's Sherlock post .. hope he has fun in the blogging world ..
ReplyDeletePS - he might find my comment in spam!
Cheers Hilary
thanks for the comment, I did find it in the spam folder lol.
ReplyDeleteI'm on it! :)
ReplyDelete>>...Do you love to read science fiction and fantasy?
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Well your right on the money Stephen, with a lot of the science fiction and fantasy being written nowadays I have pretty much dubbed it "clone fiction", though there are some bright sparks out there.
ReplyDeleteI feel that since Lord of the Rings was released way back in 2001, a lot of the blurbs on books have the same feel "big dark lord threatens world, small fellowship from unknown town bands together to stop it", some of it can be quite interesting while others feel like I've read this before.
I myself continue to read a lot of short fiction from the turn of the 20th century, Burroughs, Asimov, Lovecraft, Howard, just to name a few.
Headed over!
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