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Joel’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Joel’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Joel Jenkins
Goodreads Author
Member Since
June 2012
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https://www.goodreads.com/joel_jenkins
Writing a Biography
Here's a review of my novel One Foot in My Grave which is appended with an interview which examines the idea of approaching a biography from a first-person view point. Read more of this blog post »
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Dire Planet (Dire Planet Series #1)
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2009
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The Nuclear Suitcase (The Gantlet Brothers Book 1)
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2009
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The Coming of Crow (The Weird Adventures of Lone Crow #1)
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2014
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Exiles of the Dire Planet
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2007
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OCCULT Detectives Volume 1
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Into the Dire Planet
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2009
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PulpWork Halloween Special 2016
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The Condemnation of Crow (The Weird Adventures of Lone Crow #2)
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Devil Take the Hindmost (Denbrook Supernatural Book 1)
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2008
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Lost Tribes of the Dire Planet (Dire Planet #5)
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2012
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Joel Jenkins said:
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There were swathes of this book that failed to capture my attention or imagination. This could have been the fault of the reader (me) for being distracted with weightier matters or perhaps it was because large chunks of the story were devoted to a co
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The first half of the book isn't as engaging as some of the other Tarzans. Tarzan wanders the jungle, serving as a deus ex machina. The last half of the novel becomes more interesting when the lead characters become imprisoned in the City of Gold. Sav ...more |
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| Mackenzie creates a pair of truly memorable characters for this fantasy foray--a prince whose face was hideously scarred by an arrow while still in his mother's womb and the son of a royal guard who decides he would rather be a poet, but through a tw ...more | |
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| A killer collection of Viking tales that are reminiscent of the late great Robert Mancebo's tales in Revenge of the Night Wolf. The last tale in the saga wraps up a few plot ends rather perfunctorily, but I'm definitely on board for seeking out more ...more | |
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| A killer collection of Viking tales that are reminiscent of the late great Robert Mancebo's tales in Revenge of the Night Wolf. The last tale in the saga wraps up a few plot ends rather perfunctorily, but I'm definitely on board for seeking out more ...more | |
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| Doing a re-read and an edit for a future edition, while writing the fourth book in the Denbrook Supernatural series. | |
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Adam Thane, transported to one of the moons of Mars, is in a desperate hunt to rescue the gorgeous Princess Delisse, who has been kidnapped by the Tarafolga, who can raise armies with his hypnotic gaze and cast illusions to baffle men's minds. At the ...more |
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Adam Thane, transported to one of the moons of Mars, is in a desperate hunt to rescue the gorgeous Princess Delisse, who has been kidnapped by the Tarafolga, who can raise armies with his hypnotic gaze and cast illusions to baffle men's minds. At the ...more |
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“The drum of hoofbeats rang from the trail winding up the side of Telegraph Hill, and then the sound of footsteps preceding them came to Crow’s ears.”
― The Coming of Crow
― The Coming of Crow
“Lone Crow climbed Telegraph Hill, winding his way through clusters of tents and ramshackle wooden shelters of the Chileno encampment that clung to the slopes like barnacles on a ship’s hull.”
― The Coming of Crow
― The Coming of Crow
“Still, the badger-warrior’s momentum kept him running forward and Crow feared that upraised sword might be able to cleave either he or Ferguson in twain.”
― The Coming of Crow
― The Coming of Crow
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Weird Fiction:
Nominations for June 2023 Group Read
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5 | 12 | May 15, 2023 11:05PM | |
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Weird Fiction:
Nominations for July 2023 Group Read
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2 | 9 | Jun 17, 2023 09:56AM | |
| Weird Fiction: The Coming of Crow | 5 | 20 | Aug 05, 2023 01:29PM | |
| Weird Fiction: List of All Group Reads So Far | 20 | 23 | Mar 24, 2025 06:04PM |
