Tag Archives | RIP challenge
The Abominable
My final read for this year’s RIP In June of 1924 reports from Everest reveal that George Mallory and Andrew […]
Posted on 3 November 2013 | By Fence | 13 responses
The Dream Thieves
Part of my RIP VIII reading. Book 2 in The Raven Cycle In the first book we learned that Blue […]
Posted on 5 October 2013 | By Fence | 4 responses
Red Moon
Part of this year’s RIP reading The first recorded mention of lycans was in the 7th century. The result of […]
Posted on 1 October 2013 | By Fence
The man in the picture
Part of my RIP VIII reading. Oliver is visiting his old Oxford tutor when Theo begins to tell him a […]
Posted on 19 September 2013 | By Fence | 2 responses
Bloodstones
A collection of horror stories, edited by Amanda Pillar. Part of my RIP VIII reading. Table of contents Introduction – […]
Posted on 16 September 2013 | By Fence | 1 response
An uncertain place
Translated by Sian Reynolds. An Inspector Adamsberg novel #6 Adamsberg is in England at a European policing convention, discussing immigration […]
Posted on 7 September 2013 | By Fence | 6 responses
Anno Dracula
The last of my RIP reads, and my All Hallows Swap book. What if Van Helsing had lost? What if […]
Posted on 6 November 2012 | By Fence | 4 responses
Always the Same. Till it is Not.
One of my RIP reads Short story published in Apex Magazine Issue 41 Zombies are everywhere lately. This short story […]
Posted on 22 October 2012 | By Fence | 2 responses
Outcast
Part of my RIP Peril Onscreen Fergal and his mother are on the run. They arrive in a rundown block […]
Posted on 20 October 2012 | By Fence | 3 responses
Zoo
One of my RIP reads For years now Jackson Oz has been tracking animal attacks on people. It started out […]
Posted on 20 October 2012 | By Fence | 2 responses
The Shadow of the wind
One of my RIP reads Translated from the Spanish by Lucia Graves Book 1 of The Cemetery of Forgotten Books […]
Posted on 19 October 2012 | By Fence | 4 responses
The Little Stranger
Read for this year’s RIP event. Part of The Estella Society’s readalong, although a much delayed addition. The story opens […]
