Pashazade / Effendi / Felaheen

This entry was published at least two years ago (originally posted on July 17, 2003). Since that time the information may have become outdated or my beliefs may have changed (in general, assume a more open and liberal current viewpoint). A fuller disclaimer is available.

Something else for my reading list, courtesy of Thousand Faced Moon, who I found by wandering through TypePad’s list of recently updated TypePad blogs:

I’m impatiently waiting for Simon & Schuster to get off their butts and publish Jon Courtenay Grimwood’s Felaheen in the States. You’d think a science fiction series set in the Near East would be pretty darn topical these days, but the second book in the sequence, Effendi was only published here by Simon & Schuster in February. Bastards. Fortunately Ziesing gives me my fix when I need it.

1 thought on “Pashazade / Effendi / Felaheen”

  1. Glad the review was useful! If you’re interested in more of a ‘secret history’ type of book, you might also check out Edward Whittemore’s Jerusalem Quartet, republished by Old Earth Books:

    http://www.oldearthbooks.com/whittemore.htm

    I haven’t read all of them, but the ones I have I’ve enjoyed as bawdy, funny, tragic novels dealing with love, faith and the human condition.

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