books by Clockwork Storybook     books:       Voices of Thunder2 reviews Chris Roberson Clockwork Storybook, 2001 Kinky Friedman meets Neil Gaiman! Cool! The back cover blurb of this book led me to think that this would be either the coolest book ever, or one of the worst. Fortunately I was pleasantly surprised. Roberson has created a whole new thing: a supernatural murder mystery. I think that fans of both mysteries and sf/fantasy would like it. Mostly it's just a very interesting story about a freelance journalist who gets caught up in a web of ...             Beneath the Skin and Other Stories4 reviews Matthew Sturges Clockwork Storybook, 2001 A Remarkable First Book Sturges combines science fiction, horror, mystery and mythology in this gripping collection of short stories. Each work is totally different, but they are all instantly absorbing and mucho creepy. The common thread throughout the collection is the location, the fictional California city of San Cibola, created by Sturges and 3 other Clockwork Storybook writers in their "online shared world ...             Down the Mysterly River4 reviews Bill Willingham Clockwork Storybook, 2001 Exciting and thought-provoking While the publisher's summary may make it sound like a children's book, I have discovered that its adventures are as exciting as they are thought-provoking. Every page fills the reader with questions. And every time a question is answered, more rise up to fill its place. While young readers will surely enjoy the adventure, older readers will enjoy its deeply probing questions of life, freedom and ...             The Clockwork Reader Mark Finn, Bill Willingham, ... Clockwork Storybook, 2001 Clockwork Storybook has made the move to print, and in this collection is proud to present a sampling of their recent titles and upcoming releases. In addition to preview chapters of upcoming releases from Bill Willingham, Matthew Sturges, Chris Roberson and Mark Finn, the Clockwork Reader also presents stories available now for the first time in print.             Gods New and Used2 reviews Mark Finn Clockwork Storybook, 2001 Elvis, Cupid, and Stercutus! O MY! Mr. Finn's book, Gods New and Used, is the perfect thing for people who don't like fantasy, but know what they like. Each story give little tidbits that add up, like nested boxes, until finally in the last story, everything comes together. My favorite novelette is The Secret Life of Lawrence Croft. It's funny, mean, scary, and very true to life. If you are a member of fandom, this book is ...             Set the Seas on Fire3 reviews Chris Roberson Clockwork Storybook, 2001 Swashbuckling Good Time In the early 1800s, young Hieronymus Bonaventure is a lieutenant aboard the HMS Fortitude. His ship encounters two extremely ill Spanish sailors, spouting danger about a nearby island. But as the HMS Fortitude is damaged, the crew must seek refuge on the closest island, and meanwhile try to uncover the truth from the Spaniards. The island on which the British crew arrives is a seemingly tropical ...             Cybermancy, Incorporated Chris Roberson Clockwork Storybook, 2001 Normal men and women made mind-controlled zombies by a drug from another dimension. An ancient evil, fostered by occult Nazis scientists, unleashed to destroy the modern world. A gallery of rogues and heroes stretching back over generations. At the center of it all, Jon Bonaventure Carmody, the Cybermancer. With Cybermancy, Incorporated, Roberson introduces Carmody, modern-day pulp hero and scion of two proud families, both with ...             Midwinter1 review Matthew Sturges Clockwork Storybook, 2002 A solid, entertaining yarn from a talented new writer First off, in the interest of full disclosure, I have to say that Matt Sturges is a friend of mine. That said, though, I also have to say that my momma raised me right - she taught me that if you don't have something good to say, don't say anything. If I didn't honestly think _Midwinter_ was a hell of a good read, I wouldn't have written this review - I would have written him a private e-mail ...             Year of the Hare1 review Mark Finn Clockwork Storybook, 2001 Pulp revitalized Having grown up reading Edgar Rice Burroughs, Max Brand, and H.P.Lovecraft,this book had me going back to the bookcase to reread some old favorites. Mr. Finn's style evokes the memory of these great writers while bringing the genre into the 21st century. The lead character, Sam Bowen, brings the excitement of John Carter, Tarzan, and James Bond into a fictional setting of San Cibola in search of ...             Any Time at All Chris Roberson Clockwork Storybook, 2002             Hyde & Seek Bill Willingham Clockwork Storybook, 2002              search for books all, beneath, clockwork, cybermancy, down, fire, gods, hare, hyde, incorporated, midwinter, mysterly, new, other, reader, river, seas, seek, skin, stories, thunder, time, used, voices, year books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Clickart Christian Publishing Suite III we recommend Kinky Friedman meets Neil Gaiman! Cool! home  impressum - about us