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Sleepless
Charlie Huston
Reviewed by
Rick Kleffel
Charlie Huston writes a raw, edgy noir set in a chaotic, violent Los Angeles of the near future. Page-turning and emotionally powerful.
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02-05-10:
A 2009 Interview with David Drake, Part 1
"I'm still screwed up, but not nearly as badly as I was." —
David Drake
I first encountered David Drake's Lovecraftian fiction in 'New Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos', edited by Ramsey Campbell where I read "Than Curse the Darkness." I enjoyed the story and I enjoyed the jokes, but didn't have much sense of the author until I heard him speak at the World Fantasy Convention on a panel with Jeff VanderMeer.
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