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1. Crooked Timber Seminar on Felix Gilman's Half-Made World Books
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By: Abigail Nusbaum, on 5/9/2013
Blog: Asking the Wrong Questions (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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If you haven't yet discovered the group blog Crooked Timber's book seminars, in which several participants are invited to write essays about a certain book, you're in for a treat.  Previous seminar subjects include Francis Spufford's Red Plenty, China Miéville's Iron Council, and Susanna Clarke's Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell.  The latest seminar focuses on Felix Gilman's duology The

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2. Review: The Rise of Ransom City by Felix Gilman
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By: Abigail Nusbaum, on 3/29/2013
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Over at Strange Horizons, I review Felix Gilman's The Rise of Ransom City, following up on my review of the first volume in (what I assume is) this duology, The Half-Made World.  I enjoyed The Rise of Ransom City very much (it was even on my Hugo ballot) and there's a lot that Gilman is doing that I don't think anyone else currently writing fantasy is interested in, which I hope to write more

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