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Mickey Asteriou

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Matthew Wolf

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Arthur C Clarke

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Edgar Rice Borroughs

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Reviewing books new and old in the Fantasy and Science Fiction genres

I love this podcast. I enjoy the banter between Sam and James and they seem like two guys that would be fun to hang out with. I don’t agree with their opinions on every book they review, but I respect what they have to say and they give you the impression that they don’t feel that their word is final either. They are very honest and open with their reviews and I appreciate that.I have actually been inspired to go out and look into some of the books after hearing their reviews on the show. I have always been a fan of Fantasy but this show has actually increased my interest in the newer science fiction works as well. I usually listen to the new podcasts as soon as they are released and am always looking forward to the next one to come. Keep up the great work guys!

Great Listening!

These two seem like a couple of interesting guys to grab a pint with, but their podcast is painfully under researched. 

They kept bashing Robert Jordan over and over for being too similar to Tolkien, not knowing that he had done that intentionally, because the publisher refused to publish fantasy that was too dissimilar to the proven form.

He continues the series brilliantly in the three following books showing just how far he could take the story from its humble ad familiar beginnings. 

If you know the genre you know Jordan is one of the best.  His genius lies in the weaving of allegory and allusion, not flashy fight sequences that would keep these two entertained...

If you want a good analysis of the WoT series in its entirety, head over to “The Legendarium.” I believe you will find Craig and his friends far more thorough and competent.

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Scott Lynch

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Joe Abercrombie

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Dan Simmons

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Patrick Rothfuss

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