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In preparation for the re-launch of Necromunda, I went hunting for a bunch of the associated novels. They were generally available as e-books for £6 each, which was their original cover price! I managed to find a chunk of them from online sellers for £6 or less, ignoring the ones that were silly money – […]

The Shadow of the Seer is the sixth and final book in a 6 book series by Michael Scott Rohan and a semi-stand alone book. See reviews of Book 1 – The Anvil of Ice Book 2 – The Forge In The Forest Book 3 – The Hammer of the Sun Book 4 – The […]

The Singer and the Sea is the fifth book in a 6 book series by Michael Scott Rohan and the second part of a 2 book arc. See reviews of Book 1 – The Anvil of Ice Book 2 – The Forge In The Forest Book 3 – The Hammer of the Sun Book 4 […]

The Castle of the Winds is the fourth book in a 6 book series by Michael Scott Rohan and the first part of a 2 book arc. See reviews of Book 1 – The Anvil of Ice Book 2 – The Forge In The Forest Book 3 – The Hammer of the Sun Book 5 […]

The Hammer Of The Sun is the third book in a 6 book series by Michael Scott Rohan and the final part of the first 3 book arc. See reviews of Book 1 – The Anvil of Ice Book 2 – The Forge In The Forest Book 4 – The Castle of the Winds Book […]

The Forge in the Forest is the second book in a 6 book series by Michael Scott Rohan. See reviews of Book 1 – The Anvil of Ice Book 3 – The Hammer of the Sun Book 4 – The Castle of the Winds Book 5 – The Singer and the Sea Book 6 – […]

The Anvil of Ice is the first book in a 6 book series by Michael Scott Rohan See reviews of Book 2 – The Forge In The Forest Book 3 – The Hammer of the Sun Book 4 – The Castle of the Winds Book 5 – The Singer and the Sea Book 6 – […]

One day I’ll be dead and THEN you’ll all be sorry. Terry Pratchett was not only a fantastic writer but down to earth enough to communicate with his fans on the internet before the web existed. When I was in around first year at High School I was introduced to Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett. […]

It was coming up to the end of the year and I had a chunk of holidays left so decided to take two weeks at the end of March. I didn’t get done everything I wanted to do but managed: House Managed to entirely gut the house. Cleaned every room, washed every cup, plate and […]

It’s been surprising how little and much has been said about Dundee’s bid to be UK City of Culture 2017. How little in the long-run up. And then so much in the last week. Some good, some bad. Some indifferent. The public face of the bid started with the launch of We Dundee with locals […]