Martin's Wild and Weber's Dark
Fri, 04/30/2010 - 14:30 — Anonymous
Like many people, I become a fan of George R.R. Martin because of his A Song of Ice and Fire saga. Reading this led me to some of his back list Dying of the Light, Fevre Dream as well as his prodigious short-story output, many of which have been included in several reprint anthologies. Although A Song of Ice and Fire ...
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