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Oct.25.2009
Well, South African author Sarah Lotz had this to say about my upcoming Lyrical Press, Inc. release, Khepera Rising:
Definitely not for the faint-hearted or easily shocked, Khepera Rising is part hard-core murder mystery, part revenge fantasy and dark Gothic horror, and effortlessly subverts...
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Oct.02.2009
Third time, lucky, perhaps? The first time I encountered Frank Herbert's Dune was at the tender age of about 14 or so. Back then I managed a page or two before I gave up in disgust. About a decade later I gave it another shot. It is, I'm told, one of those legendary novels You Just Absolutely Have...
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Sep.22.2009
“When are you going to write some real fiction?” This is a question I often get from my mom. She’s been asking this since I first announced I was writing a SF novel at the tender age of thirteen.
This question is also, usually, closely followed by the question, “When are you going to start reading...
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Sep.20.2009
Yesterday morning at 4.30am I caved in and drove Thomas through to the set of Emma-O, the horror movie he's busy art directing for indie filmmaker extraordinaire, Ronnie Belcher. Firstly, let me say that filmmaking is is expensive. Even a short, twenty-minute production is costing the associated...
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About Nerine
Nerine Dorman was born in Cape Town, during the previous century, and has been writing weird tales involving gothboys, vampires, werewolves and other strange beasties since she can remember. She's been a Spur waitress, is an experienced penguin wrangler,...
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Causes Nerine Dorman Supports
SPCA
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Nerine’s Favorite Books
The Lord of the Rings, Lost Souls, The Sandman, Calenture, The Magus