Robert (not his actual name – that’s four words and multiple syllables long, so he prefers Robert), has inherited his father’s dragon extermination business. He’d rather be doing anything else, but he has to put food on the table for his mother, brothers and sisters. These aren’t your large dragons of lore – more like
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Seokga is the fallen god of trickery, and Hani is the Scarlet Fox, a gumiho (nine-tailed fox who can take human form) once feared by men. They’re now both existing in the 1990’s in a Korean city. Seokga’s a detective, hunting the Unrulies in an attempt to get himself home, and Hani’s on his radar.
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A bit of a cheat, since this is a planted garden. But this the home of the organization formerly known as the New England Wildflower Society, so you know they’re natives.
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We hit here at a very high tide (it was a new moon yesterday), but I finally remembered to bring the correct footwear, so quite a few pictures were taken on a nice wade. While the Kennebec is tidal, this is far enough upstream that it’s no longer at all brackish, so the water was
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This book is the author’s foray into portal fantasy. I love them, so I knew I’d love this book, and it doesn’t disappoint. A typical portal fantasy will have our heroine thrown into some sort of fantasy world (book or video game) they’re incredibly familiar with, and they use that knowledge to their advantage in
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The reason for our trip to the Adirondacks with to see Thomas Dambo’s Save the Humans travelling trolls. They’ve been at the Wild Center since June, and will be there until Halloween. The Wild Center was a lot of fun to wander around. They’ve gone a great job with the activities available. There was a
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