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Pete’s Picks for 2011 – Part Two

Posted on January 21, 2012 by petertennant

I’m cross posting this with the Case Notes blog where it will pop up on the 23rd, so those of you who read my personal blog will get a chance to be indifferent about the books I especially liked in … Continue reading →

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“Zombie” by Conrad Williams

Posted on April 11, 2011 by petertennant

I just finished Blonde on a Stick at the weekend and Loss of Separation is taxiing into position for takeoff, so talking about a Conrad Williams story seems timely. Conrad used to be a regular in The Third Alternative, but … Continue reading →

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Pete’s Picks for 2011 – Part Two

“Zombie” by Conrad Williams

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