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Author: David Stewart

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David Stewart

David Stewart

David was living as a mild-mannered librarian when one day he stumbled into a radioactive vat full of books and video games and was instantly transformed into Nerd Man. His powers include not being qualified (or interested) in having anything to do with the realities of life, and so he spends his time reading and writing and gaming, with occasional breaks for work and family. David named his daughter Coraline, proof that he has very little respect for normal society and is completely immersed in fantasy. David's favorite authors include Grandfather Tolkien, Uncle Steve (Erikson), and that weird cousin with the crazy hair, Neil. David is usually obsessed with Dark Souls and Fire Emblem, though occasionally ventures into various Final Fantasy and Dragon Age territories. David also loves trees and bears.

  • Book ReviewsFantasyGrimdarkSelf-Publishing
    By David Stewart
    June 18, 2019
    1632
    1

    City of Kings by Rob J. Hayes (Book Review)

    One of the first fantasy books I ever read was David Gemmell’s Legend. Legend is the story of a siege and a retired hero who comes ...
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  • Book ReviewsFantasy
    By David Stewart
    July 12, 2018
    4883
    0

    Bloody Rose by Nicholas Eames

    (((Warning: The following review contains spoilers for Bloody Rose. Please take notice of the spoiler tags when reading – proceed at your peril!))) If someone had told ...
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  • Book ReviewsFantasyHistorical
    By David Stewart
    July 10, 2018
    3427
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    The City of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty

    The City of Brass is 532 pages told in thirty number chapters with an epilogue. The story is told in the third person via Nahri and ...
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  • Book ReviewsFantasy
    By David Stewart
    June 22, 2018
    3513
    3

    The Goblin Emperor by Katherine Addison

    The title of a book can be a powerful indicator of its success. I think the title of The Goblin Emperor is apt enough; it is a book ...
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  • Book ReviewsFantasy
    By David Stewart
    May 22, 2018
    2805
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    The Whitefire Crossing by Courtney Schafer

    I’ve been introduced to more styles of fantasy writing in the past year than I knew even existed, which is inevitable as the genre evolves. One ...
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  • BlogGame Reviews
    By David Stewart
    April 27, 2018
    2635
    1

    Fire Emblem Heroes: The ‘Gacha’ Game That Got Me

    I’ve never liked gambling. The idea of throwing money away, which has always been a scarce commodity, does not strike me as entertaining. The two times ...
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  • The Bear and the Nightingale (Feature)
    Book ReviewsFantasy
    By David Stewart
    April 17, 2018
    3557
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    The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden

    The biggest issue I had with The Bear and the Nightingale is that the titular Bear is not identified until halfway through, and the Nightingale does ...
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