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Written as Weird West (if that term existed at the time) or Supernatural. But 'Whistling Dan' Barry "ain’t normal." Good story, though

Good story. My only kick is it’s edited. No cuss words! Well, can’t complain TOO much. It’s a FREE Public Domain copy, aftwr all.

RON GOULART's Tek War is good. It has elements of some of his other novels, which I’ve appreciated as I’ve read more of his work

I read the first two, years ago. Then stopped when I heard Shat DIDN'T write the books, was Ron Goulart writ. Got the full series, going again

Lesser know Moorcock. Some of these I’ve read in some late-1970s DAW editions. Don’t mind reading them again.

Don’t beat good Sword & Sorcery! Elric, the tragic hero, pawn of The Cosmic Balance. I’ve read these novels before, but they never get boring.

WOW! I’d like to see the Netflix series, but I’ll bet the book is way better!!

Reread, though there're many books I’ve YET to read. HAD TO dive into Mick's storytelling again. Not REALLY a sequel to the first three novels, though. Reave is left for dead in 'The Neural Atrocity,' IIRC, and no mention is made in 'Last Stand.' Still, it’s an excellent read, as is all of Mick's work

I’ll admit: I’m skimming through some chapters. I like the book, but incidents that don’t directly relate to PEQUOD's hunt for Moby Dick get tedious.

I like this, but I’ll confess: I’m skimming through some chapters. Tangent chapters that don’t directly connect with PEQUOD's hunt for Moby Dick go by.

He beginning of an Epic Story. Another that NEEDS to be made into a movie

I LOVE this book! Sci-Fi Noir. Leigh new her way around, she wrote a few Noir scripts.

Good book, but I've put it up for a bit.
I'm enjoying it, but, truth to tell, it's a bit monotonous.

Gothic Fantasy. Never read any, so it's good to expand my library. I'm a recent fan of Tanith's, I like what I've read of her books, so far, this is good too

Nice twists and turns as I read this. I'm still enjoying this