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Benjamin Sperduto
As an only child growing up rural Ohio, Ben developed an overactive imagination. When it was no longer socially acceptable to fight orcs and cave trolls with his homemade wooden sword, he turned that imagination toward writing fiction and creating fantasy worlds for roleplaying games.After some... show more



As an only child growing up rural Ohio, Ben developed an overactive imagination. When it was no longer socially acceptable to fight orcs and cave trolls with his homemade wooden sword, he turned that imagination toward writing fiction and creating fantasy worlds for roleplaying games.After some early success writing short stories, Ben took a hiatus from writing to attend graduate school at the University of South Florida, where he earned his MA in Early Modern European History. His graduate research on medieval and 17th century Russia became the inspiration for his first novel, The Walls of Dalgorod.Ben currently resides in Tampa, FL, where due to his casual relationship with a razor and comb, he is sometimes mistaken for a person of interest.

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Randal
Randal rated it 8 years ago
A collection of twenty six "steampunk-ish" short stories. Some good, some not so good. Honestly, it felt more like a "young adult" collection, and more towards the younger side of that group. I've read much better steampunk anthologies. I received this book as an advance reading copy from NetGalley.
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Chris' Eclectic Book Reviews rated it 12 years ago
4 1/2 Stars.I really enjoyed this anthology. Strong stories by several modern writers, particularly B. E. Scully (definitely have to read Verland now) juxtaposed with classic writers exploring similar themes. And not just the obvious most published stories by the older writers. "There Was A Man D...
Reading a Thousand Lives
Reading a Thousand Lives rated it 13 years ago
I got this through goodreads giveaways. Thanks!This is a pretty good anthology with a creepy feel. If you're looking for slashers and gore, this definitely isn't the novel for you. As for me, I love a bit of good old creepy.There weren't many stories I truly "disliked", just one on the top of my hea...
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