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Category Archives: Randall Garrett
An Audio-Book Review: Did You Think This Blog Made Me Disappear?
Too Many Magicians By Randall Garrett Published by Audible Read by Victor Villar-Hauser The Book: Before I get into this book, I suppose I owe a quick explanation to my meager handful of readers as to why it has been … Continue reading
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An Audio-Book Review: Presto!
Murder and Magic By Randall Garrett Published by Audible Read by Victor Villar-Hauser The Book: I do not generally enjoy short stories. I prefer something that is novel-length so that I can enjoy the experience of the plot and characters … Continue reading
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An Audio-Book Review: Let’s Take a Trip to Crazytown!
A Spaceship Named McGuire By Randall Garrett Published by Librivox.org Read by Phil Chenevert The Book: Merry Christmas to those who celebrate! I have frequently posted reviews of Christmas-related fiction at this time, such as the year I listened to … Continue reading
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An Audio-Book Review: Hocus Pocus, M’Lord!
Lord Darcy: Murder and Magic By Randall Garrett Published by Audible Read by Victor Villar-Hauser The Book: This is a collection of short stories involving one of Randall Garrett’s most popular protagonists, Lord Darcy, investigator in service to His Highness … Continue reading
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An Audio-Book Review: The Road to Gandalara Again
The Search for Ka By Randall Garrett and Vicki Ann Heydron Published by Audible Studios Read by Paul Boehmer The Book: I think I made a mistake…. I accidentally skipped past the fourth book of this series, The Well of … Continue reading
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An Audio-Book Review: Our Story Continued…
The Bronze of Eddarta Book #3 of the Gandalara Cycle By Randall Garrett and Vickie Ann Heydron Published by Audible Studios Read by Paul Boehmer The Book: This book picks up with the second volume left off. The second … Continue reading
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An Audio-Book Review: The Return of the Cat of War!
The Glass of Dyskornis Book #2 of the Gandalara Cycle By Randall Garrett and Vicki Ann Heydron Published by Audible Studios Read by Paul Boehmer The Book: Rikardon (the human now in Markasset’s body) knows he needs a way … Continue reading
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An Audio-Book Review: Here, Kitty, Kitty!
The Steel of Raithskar Book #1 of the Gandalara Cycle By Randall Garrett and Vicki Ann Heydron Published by Audible Studios Read by Paul Boehmer The Book: I don’t know how I missed this series when it first came out. … Continue reading
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An Audio-Book Review: Stop playing with Fire, Snookums!
Unwise Child By Randall Garrett Published by Librivox.org Read by Mark Nelson The Book: I’m not sure if this story was intended as an homage to Isaac Asimov’s robot stories or a commentary of his Three Laws of Robotics … Continue reading
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An Audio-Book Review: A Possible Glimpse of the Future
Anchorite By Randall Garrett Published by Librivox.org Read by Phil Chenovert The Book: According to my on-line dictionary, an “Anchorite” is a religious hermit, one who has retired from the world. I tried to see if that applied here … Continue reading →