Ian Nathaniel Cohen Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Ian Nathaniel Cohen

@jodyjsperling GOOD OMENS by Neil Gaiman and Sir Terry Pratchett. (Or at the very least, it’s my favorite.)

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@booksbyJeanneR @mvbrat91 Yup - and I’m among those who say Jackie’s fight with Benny “The Jet” Urquidez is among his best. I prefer their fight from DRAGONS FOREVER, though - even though it’s not as long, the stakes feel a bit higher.

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@BookSpotlight John Bellairs's THE FACE IN THE FROST doesn't get anywhere near as much attention as it deserves. It will also probably take as long to read as THE HOBBIT, maybe even less time than that.

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@OWHAuthor It’s been done, except the other way around. Frederick Forsyth did this in THE DAY OF THE JACKAL - the first half of the book was the Jackal planning his assassination, and the second half was the manhunt to catch him. Ian Fleming kinda did this too in FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE.

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@GageWrites ...I read H. Rider Haggard's KING SOLOMON'S MINES. And as a fan of adventure novels, Indiana Jones, etc., I absolutely loved it. It remains one of my favorite novels to this day, and I've read nearly all of its sequels. But I owe that book another debt...

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@GageWrites ...I read H. Rider Haggard's KING SOLOMON'S MINES. And as a fan of adventure novels, Indiana Jones, etc., I absolutely loved it. It remains one of my favorite novels to this day, and I've read nearly all of its sequels. But I owe that book another debt...

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@EEscovar23 Flash - anything from the Silver Age Infantino days, Mark Waid’s run Iron Man - the Tales of Suspense stories, anything from Bob Layton’s run Captain America - the Lee/Kirby stories, Stern & Byrne, Gruenwald’s lengthy run

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@GageWrites ...I read H. Rider Haggard's KING SOLOMON'S MINES. And as a fan of adventure novels, Indiana Jones, etc., I absolutely loved it. It remains one of my favorite novels to this day, and I've read nearly all of its sequels. But I owe that book another debt...

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THE KING’S BUCCANEER, by Raymond E. Feist - a high-stakes story that balances action with character development, and it did a lot to kickstart my own writing aspirations. I had to eventually replace my copy because I read it so many times, it fell apart. @refeist https://t.co/ogFAuwx4vy

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@dallas_comics This was my first Tom King Batman story, and I absolutely loved it.