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Sunday, October 28, 2018
Blood of Ten Kings Giveaway: Goodreads.com
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Goodread Giveaway of Guardians of Aandor Book 1: AWAKENINGS
In association with Goodreads.com, I am giving away signed copies of the first novel in my Guardians of Aandor series from Tor Books.
The Giveaway ends Dec. 15, 2016, so sign up today. (If there are more than 2,000 contestants, five more books will be given away in January.) To win a paperback copy of Book 1, Awakenings click here.
“Combines
crossover fantasy in the style of Charles de Lint and Mercedes Lackey
with urban fantasy reminiscent of Jim Butcher in a hard knocks action
tale.”—Library Journal
"This solid debut will appeal to fantasy fans looking for familiar bones under a modern skin."--Publisher's Weekly
"Awakenings in a weird, wild, adventure that heralds the arrival of a new voice in the field of science fantasy." --Ben Bova
"Lazellari's debut fantasy foretells a promising career."--Glen Cook
"This solid debut will appeal to fantasy fans looking for familiar bones under a modern skin."--Publisher's Weekly
"Awakenings in a weird, wild, adventure that heralds the arrival of a new voice in the field of science fantasy." --Ben Bova
"Lazellari's debut fantasy foretells a promising career."--Glen Cook
Awakenings
Cal
MacDonnell is a happily married New York City cop with a family.
Seth Raincrest is a washed-up photographer who has alienated even his
closest friends. The two have nothing in common—except that they both
suffer from retrograde amnesia. It’s as if they just appeared out of
thin air thirteen years ago, and nothing has been able to restore their
memories. Now their forgotten past has caught up to them with a
vengeance.
You may find the series anywhere novels are sold.
These books are available at
Book 3, Blood of Ten Kings, Coming Soon
Thursday, August 29, 2013
How Harry Dresden Saved Me $45
Harry Dresden saved me $45 today. I was reading White Night
and was toward the end of the story (around 95% on my Kindle) when I needed to
mail some things at the post office. Thing is, here in Jersey City, we have
copious amounts of street cleaning (i.e. nuisance and added tax on the
citizenry), and just when a street seems safe, bang, they come out of the wood
works to ticket you.
I found a
parking spot near the post office at 2:00 p.m. that appeared to have already
been cleaned; cleaning was from 1:00 to 3:00 according to the sign. I parked,
but being so close to the end of a really great Jim Butcher story, I couldn't wait to finish reading the big battle scene, so I turned off the engine and just read in my car. Ten minutes
later, I hear the honking of the ticket car letting people know the sweeper is
coming. Had I been in the post office, I would have gotten a $45 ticket. But I
was reading White Night that day. That one decision paid for five Harry Dresden
novels. I love Jim Butcher's writing. It's smooth, effortless and a joy to come
back to between chapters. I hope I am also writing stuff that people just can't can't put
down and will one day save them money.
White Night by Jim Butcher
Awakenings and The Lost Prince by Edward Lazellari are available in stores and online now.
Edward Lazellari is the author of the Guardians of Aandor Series from Tor Books and various short stories and plays. He resides in New Jersey.
Saturday, July 20, 2013
The Lost Prince Has Coolest Fantasy Cover Of 2013
Quite literally, The Lost Prince cover by Chris McGrath is very cool; Mostly blue palette with hints of violet and other hues limited to the cool spectrum with a heavy blocking of cool blacks and just a smattering of warm colors in the explosion on the far right. Even Lelani Stormbringer's hair, a fiery blend of reds streaked with blonde, is subdued by the azure haze of Manhattan. The palette denotes a realistic eeriness to this world akin to the X-Files (which used glowing green to great effect).
I love this cover.
Thanks to the team that brought it to light-- Irene Gallo, Paul Stevens, and Chris McGrath.
The Lost Prince hits stores (both brick and virtual) on August 20th. The last 250 pages will have your heart pounding like a giant steel roller coaster with five loops.
Cheers,
Ed
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