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Category Archives: Book Reviews
MSP Author Pettengill Wins Award For Article in MSP Book
Author Jim Pettengill, one of the contributing authors of Mt. Sneffels Press book “Ouray County Historical Society Journal Volume 4,” won a prestigious award from the Wild West History Association. At WWHA’s Roundup (annual convention), Jim received the “Outstanding Article … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Eragon
Well, as part of writing TUT I’m taking a look at modern fantasy writing, and certainly the Eragon “Inheritance Cycle” books are popular. I read Eragon (first book) and expressed some frustration and yet admiration in this post. The next … Continue reading
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Book Review: Eragon
About a year ago, before starting to write The Unexpected Traveler, I asked an English professor at Mesa State to recommend a couple current fantasy books he thought were well written. He suggested a couple, and I suppose I ought … Continue reading
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