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Not only have I now read Storm Of Steel, I have also thrown together a surprisingly half-decent review. Well, I CALL it a review, it’s mainly a rant about this and that, as mine always are. You can love it or hate it at speeshreads.com #speeshreads Forza! (at Harlev, Arhus, Denmark) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxKrx1CgMks/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1948v86ujuo0d

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So...as I was saying, before being rudely interrupted by noticing an horrendous spelling error and my tea arriving at precisely the same time...Here is my latest effort in my unofficial advertising campaign for young Adam Lofthouse’s new novel ‘War In The Wilderness.’ Not so many bells and whistles and exploding fireworks as the previous effort, though (again), it is still pretty groovy all you can do while cleaning coffee off your white work uniform, on a break. Though that R is still way too close to the E on the keyboard, Mr Cook! #speeshreads (at Harlev, Arhus, Denmark) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxFvOVJgq_3/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=nz1qivo8cdoa

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Justice Gone, by N. Lombardi Jr

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Currently reading. The Druid by Steven A. McKay

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And then, this...book four in the Sphere 1970's Conan The Barbarian series, though on the back, it says book 8. The condition is pretty good, it has been read, as the blurb says, but I can't complain. This version is from 1977, I think my first version may have been the 1976 one. The cover painting again is credited to Frank Frazetta, though quality-wise, I don't think it matches up to Conan and Conan of Cimmeria. Robert E. Howard is still given top billing, so that must mean the stories are all either totally his, or started by him. Anyway, the collection is slowly getting there, next stop The Adventurer #speeshreads (at Harlev, Arhus, Denmark)