The Bodhisattva

Latest Jan-Ken-Pon take a brief look at Matthew Stover’s latest, Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor.
Make sure you read the note above. You have been warned!
Check it out!

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*opens window and twits*
Back for a look back at the week that was at the BookSpot Central!
First, BookSpot Central is now on Twitter!
-Exclusives:
- This week we had the exclusive excerpt to The Hoard of Mhorrer by M.F.W. Curran bringing the first to readers to sample! This will be published in January of next year by [...]

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Yesterday I posted my interview with NY Times Bestselling novelist Matthew Stover at BookSpot Central. One of my favorite writers, he is the author of the kick ass Caine novels, Heroes Die, Blade of Tyshalle, and the recently released Caine Black Knife. He also wrote the novelization of the Revenge of the Sith and other [...]

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*Opens window, pull out Parzybok’s couch to the porch and reads the August 1977 issues of Analog*
-Exclusives:
This week we have a 10k word excerpt from Couch by Benjamin Parzybok - the latest from Small Beer Press!
More to come from the home for sweet exclusive samples to our readers! Big thanks to both the author and [...]

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*opens window while pondering why that a Renly figure didn’t come with the Knight of Flowers figure in the Dark Sword Miniatures set*
Back with the week that was at BookSpot Central!
-Interviews:
- I kicked off our shorter, topic-specific, slightly tongue-and-cheek interview format this week - The BookSpot Beat - talking Predator with Jeff VanderMeer and [...]

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Yesterday over at BookSpot Central I announced a contest opportunity for a a copy of Caine Black Knife by Matthew Stover! I reviewed this book earlier this month and we have the exclusive 2-part excerpt for you to sample!!
It’s just a continuation of Caine goodne. . . badassness and this copy will be signed by [...]

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Over at BookSpotCentral I just put up my review of Matthew Stover’s latest, Caine Black Knife, that was released a couple days ago be Del Rey. A review I really struggled with as it’s tough to really talk about facets of this book without revealing too much. It does tell two stories (one from the [...]

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