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In Review: Slayer
Slayer by Kiersten White Published by Simon Pulse, a division of Simon and Schuster on January 8, 2018. Hardcover of 408 pages at $18.99. Also available as a paperback and Ebook. The cover: The jacket illustration...
Patrick Hayes June 26, 2019 970 0
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In Retro Review: Star Trek Mirror Universe: The Sorrows of the Empire
Star Trek Mirror Universe: The Sorrows of the Empire by David Mack Published by Pocket Books, January 2010. Paperback of 448 pages at $7.99. The cover: The actual cover to this novel is much better than...
Patrick Hayes January 3, 2015 2896 0
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In Review: The Protectors
The Protectors by Trey Dowell Published by Simon451, a division of Simon and Schuster, October 7, 2014. E-book of 240 pages for $4.99. NOTE: I read an advanced print edition of this book, so anything may...
Patrick Hayes November 17, 2014 2209 0
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In Review: Star Trek: Section 31 — Disavowed
Star Trek: Section 31–Disavowed by David Mack Published by Simon and Schuster, Pocket Books, October 14, 2014. Paperback of 330 pages at $7.99. The cover: A close up of a bearded Julian Bashir has been scanned...
Patrick Hayes November 11, 2014 3570 0

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Welcome to another exciting episode of the SFP-NOW reviews show. Having returned from their epic weekend at Dragon Con. Marx and Jeff have a fair bit to share about their weekend of panels as well as good news about their book sales.

As far as TV reviews go. We take a less is more approach this week as we discuss Ahsoka, which continues the adventures of the popular character from Star Wars: Clone Wars and Rebels. In fact Ian says that it might as well be called Rebels season 5 because it uses many of the popular characters from that series and kind of picks up from where that series left off.

We also take a rather critical look at The Wheel of Time, which once again suffers from some rather iffy pacing when it comes to unraveling the story.

And finally. Marx and Jeff sing loudly about the new Netflix drama One Piece, which is a feature adaptation of the popular long-running anime and manga series created by Eiichiro Oda. This show follows the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy and his pirate crew as they search for the ultimate treasure known as ”One Piece” in a vast and colorful world filled with pirates, marines, and powerful devil fruit users.