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Rundog by J.O. Quantamanreviewed by John Enzinas This a the story of a Norwegian/Japanese girl who escapes from sexual slavery to taken in and trained by ninja-enforcers for a utopian co-op. If that doesn't grab your interest, what if you learned it was self-published? But before you pass, read the first paragraph.
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The Compleat Adventures of Jules de Grandin and This I Remember by Seabury Quinnreviewed by Georges T. Dodds Who was the most popular writer in Weird Tales's original run from 03/1923 to 09/1954? Not Robert E. Howard, not H.P. Lovecraft, not Clark Ashton Smith, all of whom have been extensively reprinted, but one Seabury Quinn. Quinn's stories appeared in no less than 60% of the original run issues of Weird Tales. So why isn't Seabury Quinn a household name?
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