Posts labeled J. Scott Coatsworth
Review - Office of the Lost by J. Scott Coatsworth & Kim Fielding
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Crispin is a fae with a rather boring office job. He is a curator in the Office of the Lost. His supervisor sends Crispin out to retrieve things, which he brings back to the office, fills out lots of paperwork, and the items get filed away in the office’s vast archives. It’s a very mundane job, but Crispin, who likes order, is very good at it. One day, Crispin is tasked with collecting another item.
Tags: Fantasy
Review - Ithani by J. Scott Coatsworth
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The Ithani are waking up. The ancient race that split their world between two universes, creating Oberon and Titania, have slept for more than a hundred thousand years. Their power-mad ruler is none too happy about the “aliens” that now occupy his world. If they are to save the planet they call home, humans and skythane must work together to solve the riddle of how it all came to be. Xander, Jameson, Quince, Robyn and their friends scramble to solve the mystery before their world can end.
Tags: Science Fiction
Review - Lander by J. Scott Coatsworth
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Xander and Jameson may have thought the hard part was over once they managed to re-unite Oberon and Titania, two halves of a planet split between two universes by unknown forces many millenia ago. But rejoining the two worlds unleashes cataclysmic storms and avalanches, from which our heroes and their friends barely survive. Then there’s the problem of the un-winged humans, the “landsers.” They now have free access to the winged Skythane of Titania and seemed determined to wipe them out.
Tags: Science Fiction
Review - Skythane by J. Scott Coatsworth
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Oberon is a strange half-world, a planet seemingly cut in two, with not sign of what happened to the missing half. The world is the only known source of pith, a drug with many legitimate as well as illicit uses. Only, the supply of pith seems to have dried up, so the Psych Corps sends Jameson to Oberon to investigate. His guide is Xander, a Skythane, the descendants of the original human settlers who we genetically modified to have wings.
Tags: Fantasy Science Fiction
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