Andrew D Meredith Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Andrew D Meredith

@JoeBerne1 I’m that same subject I refuse to finish Cormac McCarthy’s The Road. It was just far to depressing. I don’t need that in my life.

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@fliesonmyfruit @FletcherMR Dan Abnett took this to art form in his Eisenhorn trilogy. A serial killer prepared "deodands"--the items that caused accidental deaths. Like an apple bite choked upon by someone not allergic. Then collected them for their dark psychic energy.

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Another satisfying review of Bone Shroud. Is it better than book 1? Sure looks like critics think so! https://t.co/WRuTDYpxfR

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@DamienFrancisA1 Young Frankenstein: written by Gene Wilder and directed by Mel Brooks. Comedy gold. Wildly quotable. Hero: beautiful Chinese cinema “rashomon” style story with Jet Li, Donni Yen, and others. A work of art. (Not wildly quotable.)

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@fantology_books Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold A Touch of Light by Thiago Abdalla Mistborn Brandon Sanderson

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For the fourth day of #indieadvent Phased by Victoria Tecken is a great werewolf story of sisterhood, and fish-out-of-water school story. If you’re enjoying “Wednesday” on Netflix, this book is for you! https://t.co/SChg2O6msx https://t.co/BcVKPTGLEY

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Bone Shroud is not the only book releasing tomorrow. It shares a book birthday with @ornithopteryx’s “The Monsters We Feed,” a new installment in the Luminaworld universe! This standalone is perfect if you’re looking for a visceral and literary fantasy https://t.co/VUBmvnHhyw

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I can trace back my inspiration for the Paladames of the Rose in the Kallattian Cycle to Leelee Sobieski’s performance as Joan of Arc in 1999, and this title page of “Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc” by Mark Twain which I discovered in the college library two years later https://t.co/IKToZmat76

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@MythicalMiracle I’m going to toss in @SFFAuthor Zack Argyle’s Voice of War for Sanderfans and fast paced investigative fantasy readers alike. https://t.co/7ONIz5w8ja

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Most Influential Books by age read? Kid: Usagi Yojimbo Teen: Belgariad. Wind in the Willows. Crimson by Humberto Ramos. College: Medieval Art by Stokstadt. Dante. 20s: Pillars of the Earth. Atlas Shrugged 30s: Writing Archetypical Character Arcs. Curse of Chalion https://t.co/0NYWjlfuVy

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