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Den Patrick
Den Patrick was born in Dorset, England and shares a birthday with Bram Stoker. He has at various times been a comics editor, burlesque reviewer, bookseller and Games Workshop staffer. Anything to avoid getting a real job in fact. He lives and works in London. His first three books for Gollancz,... show more

Den Patrick was born in Dorset, England and shares a birthday with Bram Stoker. He has at various times been a comics editor, burlesque reviewer, bookseller and Games Workshop staffer. Anything to avoid getting a real job in fact. He lives and works in London. His first three books for Gollancz, the War Manuals, are released autumn of 2013. Three novels, The Erebus Sequence, are in the works.http://www.denpatrick.com/
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Den Patrick's Books
The Boy with the Porcelain Blade - Den Patrick Witchsign - Den Patrick Witchsign - Den Patrick The Boy Who Wept Blood (The Erebus Sequence) - Den Patrick Pandemonium Stocking Stuffer 2011 (Pandemonium Stocking Stuffers) - Archie Black, Den Patrick, Osgood Vance, Anne C. Perry, Jared Shurin, Sarah Anne Langton Elves War-Fighting Manual - Den Patrick The Boy Who Wept Blood (The Erebus Sequence) by Den Patrick (29-Jan-2015) Paperback - Den Patrick Sharkpunk - Jonathan Green, Kit Cox, Den... Sharkpunk - Jonathan Green, Kit Cox, Den Patrick, Al Ewing, David Lee Stone, Jonathan Oliver, Gary McMahon, Andy Lane, Joshua Reynolds, C.L. Werner, Toby Frost, Robert Spalding, Laurel Sills, Ian Whates, Amy Taylor, Andy Taylor, Richard Salter, Sarah Peploe, Kim Lakin-Smith, David Ta Orcs War Fighting Manual - Den Patrick Dwarves War Fighting Manual - Den Patrick The Girl on the Liar's Throne - Den Patrick Piracy: A Fox Pockets Anthology - Adele Wearing, Kit Marlowe, Den Patrick, Chloë Yates, Christian D'Amico, Catherine Hill, Rahne Sinclair, Rob Haines, K.C. Shaw, Jenny Barber Looking Landwards - Adrian Tchaikovsky, Storm Constantine, Den Patrick, Sam Fleming, Gareth D. Jones The Book of the Dead - Jared Shurin, Paul Cornell, Gail Carriger, Maria Dahvana Headley, Will Hill, Garen Ewing, Jesse Bullington, Lou Morgan, Molly Tanzer, Adam Roberts, Jenni Hill, Maurice Broaddus, Michael West, Glen Mehn, David Bryher, Den Patrick, Jonathan Green, Louis Greenberg, Roger Luck The Boy Who Wept Blood - Den Patrick The Boy Who Wept Blood - Den Patrick
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Witchsign - Den Patrick Witchsign - Den Patrick
Looking Landwards - Adrian Tchaikovsky, Storm Constantine, Den Patrick, Sam Fleming, Gareth D. Jones
The Boy Who Wept Blood (The Erebus Sequence) - Den Patrick
The Boy with the Porcelain Blade - Den Patrick
A Town Called Pandemonium - Will Hill, Adam Hill, Jared Shurin, Anne C. Perry, Jonathan Oliver, Archie Black, Joseph D'Lacey, Den Patrick, Sam Wilson, Sam Sykes, Osgood Vance, Chrysanthy Balis, Scott Andrews
Orcs War Fighting Manual - Den Patrick
Elves War-Fighting Manual - Den Patrick
Den Patrick's readers
Wyvernfriend Reads Roobieland Figgy O'Connell Libromancer's Apprentice DunderSmark Yzabel Manga Maniac Cafe There Are Inkspots On My Page! Bücher, Bücher, 100000 Bücher MesunaSanpree oneandonlywm3 Midu Reads Reading a Thousand Lives rameau's ramblings I'm Working On It Oh me? I read. Bright and Shiny Shiny Bright and Shiny Shiny TeaPartyPrincess Vaden
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Wyvernfriend Reads
Wyvernfriend Reads rated it 6 years ago
text Russian inspired fantasy
This was an interesting first book in a series. In a world where a sign of magic will have you taken from your family and brought to a mysterious island where everyone assumes you're going to die, but that's not the whole story, the state wants to control magic and train people with the gift, some o...
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Yzabel
Yzabel rated it 10 years ago
text The Boy with the Porcelain Blade
(I got a copy through NetGalley, in exchange for an honest review.)Between "it's OK" and "I liked it".I liked the premise of a Renaissance-like world, the focus on a castle that was like a city of its own, and the inner House politics. There was much potential here for intrigue of that kind, and I w...
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