Previous SFF Author: Vajra Chandrasekera
Lee Arthur Chane is a penname of Edward Willett (who also writes as E.C. Blake). Willett lived in New Mexico and Texas before moving to Saskatchewan when he was eight years old. He studied journalism at Harding University in Arkansas and worked as a news editor after college. In 1988 he moved to Saskatchewan, as communications officer for the Saskatchewan Science Centre, and in 1993 he became a fulltime freelance writer. Besides writing fiction and nonfiction and a weekly science column, Willett is a professional actor and singer, hosts local TV programs, and emcees public events. He’s married to a telecommunications engineer and has a daughter. Learn more at Edward Willett’s website.
Magebane by Lee Arthur Chane is a stand-alone fantasy novel that… Wait. I’m going to stop there and let you read that sentence again. Yes, you read correctly — “a stand-alone fantasy novel.” Magebane is not part of a duology, quartet, or trilogy-to-eventually-be-expanded-into-a-number-to-be-named-later. So good for him. I almost want to just leave it at that — praise for the simple concept that an entire story can be told in the scope of a few hundred (well,
Bill Capossere´s rating: 4 | Lee Arthur Chane | Stand-Alone | SFF Reviews | 2 comments |
Previous SFF Author: Vajra Chandrasekera
Thanks, Kat, great input!
Marion, thanks for the audiobook article! Interestingly, they list All Systems Red by Martha Wells. Here's part of my review…
And, oh...as to that 2.5-star rating: I think I gave Damon Knight's "Beyond the Barrier" a similar halfhearted rating earlier…
And speaking of mixed, that's how the book left me...mixed! As in MIXED UP!
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