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Book Review: Tide of Shadows
Book Review: Tide of Shadows
I’m always reading several books at a time, usually split between two itches: educational and recreational, the latter being almost exclusively populated by the members of NPR’s Top 100 Sci-Fi/Fantasy List.
But occasionally I am turned on to the likes of books that lie just outside of my radar, yet are brought to my attention by fellow nerds – and I, of course, use that term with much affection.
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New E-book review copy received: Tide of Shadows and Other Stories by Aidan Moher
mightythorjrs Fantasy book blog. New E-book review copy received: Tide of Shadows and Other Stories @adribbleofink
Just received a copy of Tide of Shadows and Other Stories by Aidan Moher for review. Can’t wait to read and review!
About the Collection
From Aidan Moher—Hugo Award-winning editor of A Dribble of Ink—comes Tide of Shadows and Other Stories, a collection of five science fiction and fantasy stories spanning adventure, comic whimsy, and powerful drama—from a star-faring military science fiction…
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Interview with Aidan Moher
I am pleased to welcome back Aidan Moher, best known as the man behind Hugo-winning blog A Dribble of Ink. I interviewed Aidan some months ago about his blogging activities, but today we will be talking about something very different: Aidan’s book of short stories entitled Tide of Shadows and Other Stories, just released on May 4th.
SCy-Fy: Welcome back, Aidan.
AM: Thanks, Stuart! It’s great to…
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Read an excerpt from Tide of Shadows and Other Stories
Read an excerpt from Tide of Shadows and Other Stories
My first short fiction collection, Tide of Shadows and Other Stories, releases in less than a week! To celebrate the upcoming release, you can now read an excerpt from Tide of Shadows and Other Stories right now.
“Tide of Shadows” is a military science fiction tale about a group of genocide survivors aboard the spaceship Spirit of a Sudden Wind. Travelling half the length of a galaxy, they’re on…
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Announcing Tide of Shadows and Other Stories
Announcing Tide of Shadows and Other Stories
I am pleased to announce Tide of Shadows and Other Stories—a collection of several short science fiction and fantasy stories spanning from a star-faring military science fiction tale of love and sacrifice, to a romp through a the dragon-infested Kingdom of Copperkettle Vale. Tide of Shadows and Other Stories will be published by A Dribble of Ink as an eBook on May 5, 2015.
Pre-order Tide of…
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I’m going to tell you a story about llamas. It will be like every other story you’ve ever heard about llamas: how they are covered in fine scales; how they eat their young if not raised properly; and how, at the end of their lives, they hurl themselves – lemming-like- over cliffs to drown in the surging sea. They are, at heart, sea creatures, birthed from the sea, married to it like the fishing people who make their livelihood there.
Every story you hear about llamas is the same. You see it in books: the poor doomed baby llama getting chomped up by its intemperate parent. On television: the massive tide of scaly llamas falling in a great, majestic herd into the sea below. In the movies: bad-ass llamas smoking cigars and painting their scales in jungle camouflage.
Because you’ve seen this story so many times, because you already know the nature and history of llamas, it sometimes shocks you, of course, to see a llama outside of these media spaces. The llamas you see don’t have scales. So you doubt what you see, and you joke with your friends about “those scaly llamas” and they laugh and say, “Yes, llamas sure are scaly!” and you forget your actual experience.
A Dribble of Ink Wins 2014 Hugo Award
A Dribble of Ink Wins 2014 Hugo Award
Wow.
If you’ve seen the results, or watched the Hugo Awards ceremony on Sunday, you’ll know that A Dribble of Ink won the Hugo Award for Best Fanzine. I seriously have no words. Thank you to everyone who has supported A Dribble of Ink throughout the years. If you’re interested, you can watch my acceptance speech, which has been described to me as “adorable” by several people.
In addition to the…
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I’m going to tell you a story about llamas. It will be like every other story you've ever heard about llamas: how they are covered in fine scales; how they eat their young if not raised properly; and how, at the end of their lives, they hurl themselves – lemming-like- over cliffs to drown in the surging sea. They are, at heart, sea creatures, birthed from the sea, married to it like the fishing people who make their livelihood there.
