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Here Comes the Reign, Sir Guillaume!: Another collection of warped, wicked and wild stories about medieval history and… (2005) 38 exemplaren
"We are not amused, Sir Guillaume!" : the collected writings of Sir Guillaume de la Belgique (2001) 21 exemplaren
The Fall Of A Slayer: An Original Novella Inspired By The "Tales Of The Slayer" Anthologies, Based On "Buffy The… (2014) 1 exemplaar
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short story collection " another collection of warped, wicked and wild stories about medieval history and life in (and around) the SCA.
I gave this book a three star review not because it was uninspiring but because it was inconsistent. Chapters alternate between really moving anecdotes about the SCA and small lessons in history (like what a castle is). It's most likely worth a purchase for the Scadians among us but is unlikely to appeal to outsiders. I wish Sir Guillaume had spent more time giving reign to his obvious talents as a humorous raconteur and less to non-substantial forays into history class.
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Kayla Robbins is living in Tucson, Arizona in 1973 when she joins the ranks of Slayerhood. Not having any idea about monsters, it took her awhile to get clued in about her new reality, but once she accepted it she made excellent progress in her training. Until the day she goes up against one of the worst vampires to ever walk the Earth, John Chilling and is hurt so badly that her Watcher believes she’ll never slay again. But Kayla has other plans. After all, what’s the good of having slayer powers if not to heal herself?
Ever since I watched Buffy the Vampire Slayer in 2015, I’ve loved most things in the Buffyverse. I especially love finding stories about previous slayers. This is a great addition to the world of Slayers though it gets a bit confusing with the dreaming and the flashbacks. There’s no clear sense of time and that’s frustrating. Otherwise though, if you love the Buffyverse, then I recommend adding this tale to your repertoire.… (meer)