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Hey, I’m reading the Invisible City right now. It starts with a WWI guy falling out of WWI and into a strange new world.
It’s a very good trope, Brent.
Supposedly, Rose by Any Other Name is a reworking of a very early draft/incarnation of Invisible City.
Are you saying my prophecy came true, before it could even be published?
Darn it.
Watch the volume of output. Not just the number of ebooks, but the depth and breadth of the short fiction. The lack of Dragon awards for short fiction is a strategic error.
(And I hope I didn’t steal your thunder here…!)
And let me just add to Jeffro’s observation here. Without Jeffro, I’d never have discovered three-quarters of the books that I read today, but no one person can keep up with all this stuff.
If you like talking about books…talk about books. Set up a blog, cross post reviews to Amazon. Let us all know about it, so we can tell you how right (or wrong) you are about the latest Pulp Revolution writer. Jibber-jabber about these books on Gab. You don’t have to have Nathan Housely or Frisky Pagan levels of erudition – you just have to bring your own unique view to the works so we can see them through your eyes.
Get in now, because in five years when this stuff is all the rage, the early entrists are going to have a leg-up on all the Johnny-come-latelies.
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