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4 comments:
Thank you for this link to Gary's site and the serialization of my 1994 novel.
I see you have given links to Steve M's reviews of February BHWs. In line with your mission statement, will you be giving a link to Gary's review of Blast to Oblivion at the Tainted Archive last week?
Thanks for the plug. And great to have another fine western voice involved.
Link to review added below.
Chap
I was interested to read of your question as to whether Ian was going to link to Gary's review of your book.
Along those lines of neutrality, it would be good to read a review of someone like Lance Howard's books in your Black Horse Extra. I cant remember having read one yet. Or of Ian Parnham. Being as you seem to cover everyone elses, just thought I would mention it.
Andrea
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