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I’ve liked and enjoyed Phillip Mann’s fiction for a number of years – I even reviewed two of his books for Vector back in the early 1990s. And I posted photos of my collection of his books on my blog here. Phillip Mann has now got himself a website. Check it out.
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Phillip Mann was born in the UK but has been resident in New Zealand since 1969. Between 1982 and 1996, he wrote nine well-regarded science fiction novels. He’s had nothing published since, although Wikipedia claims he is working on a new novel. I hope so. His first, fourth and fifth novels. The Clute and Nicholls [...]
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Book haul time again. It’s been a month since the last one, so once more you get to see what new items I’ve added to my already-groaning bookshelves. Instead of a single photo, I’ve broken it down this time into several pictures. First up is a trio of non-fiction books: Personal Landscapes by Jonathan Bolton, [...]
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If you’re looking for first editions of out-of-print sf novels, the best place to look is Andy Richard’s Cold Tonnage Books. He also usually has a table in the dealers’ room at the Eastercon. I just ordered a bunch of books from him. and here they are:- From left to right: In the Valley of [...]
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