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The Cache

Another lesser Farmer work I read last month was a collection published in 1981 entitled The Cache. It contained a novel called The Long Warpath, a novella or long short story called “Rastignac the Devil” and a short story called “They Twinkled Like Jewels.” All of these works were originally published in a…

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The Stone God Awakens

My blogging has really gotten behind because apparently it’s a lot of work being a full-time attorney and a professional revolutionary on the side who also has a stupidly ambitious reading list. Anyway, I want to start to dig out by blogging about a lesser work by Philip José Farmer I read…

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Reflections on an Alan Moore Binge

I recently visited my friend Ben for his birthday. Ben is a big Alan Moore fan so I decided to buy him a bunch of Alan Moore comics. Before gifting the comics to Ben, I managed to binge read League of Extraordinary Gentleman Vol. 3: Century and the League of…

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Think pieces I read about the Captain America/Hydra thing

I don’t usually like to read comic book news or think pieces of any variety, but I’ve found myself reading some think pieces about the big revelation in Nick Spencer’s new Captain America book. All three think pieces that I read…

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More Farmer: A Perverse Passage

Along with the novels I read recently, I also read a fragment of an unpublished novel called The Monster On Hold excerpted in the program of the 1983 World Fantasy Convention. The novel would have continued the saga of the Nine, and featured Farmer’s Doc Savage pastiche Doc…

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Three Farmer Novels: To Your Scattered Bodies Go, The Mad Goblin, and Dare

I’ve been traveling recently which has cut into my blogging time but I’ve still managed to consume a steady stream of Philip José Farmer over the past few weeks. Recently I’ve managed to knock out the…

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Tarzan the Terrible

Edgar Rice Burroughs’ eighth Tarzan book, first serialized in 1921, is the most enjoyable of the Tarzan novels I’ve read. I would actually put this novel in the hands of one of my friends who is not into pulp fiction or obsessed with Tarzan. (Tbf, I don’t have any actual friends who are…

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“Slaves of the Giant Kings” and a Tale of Two Imaros

I enjoyed Charles R. Saunders’ 2006 rewrite of Imaro so much that I couldn’t resist going back to read the 1981 edition. The book is a suite of Sword and Sorcery short stories about a Black warrior named Imaro who exists in a…

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Watching X-Men with BAE, Part III: X-Men: The Last Stand

This is an installment of Watching X-Men with BAE, a special feature where BAE and I are watching all of the X-Men movies to get ready for X-Men: Apocalypse later this month. You can check out the first and second installments in…

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Tarzan the Untamed

A week or two ago, I finished listening to a LibriVox recording of Tarzan the Untamed, first serialized in pulp magazines in 1919–1920. It was Edgar Rice Burroughs’ seventh Tarzan novel.

To my mind, this novel has three distinct episodes in it, which owes to the fact…

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