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Bonne note + une histoire susceptible de me plaire = un ajout de plus a ma liste ( je ne sais vraiment si je dois être :) ou :|) :sifflote:Seul point noir c'est que je n'accroche pas vraiment à la couverture :rolleyes:

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En tout cas,une critique qui donne particulièrement envie:le seul point négatif est que Gillossen ne dévoile pas la date ni la maison d'édition française qui va évidemment publier cette petite série:une honte mais je sais que Gillossen devant cette défaillance éhonté va naturellement remédier à cela :p.

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En tout cas, l'auteur a l'air de s'être amusé en écrivant son bouquin et semble être quelqu'un de haut en couleur. J'espère juste qu'on pourra rentrer assez facilement dans son "délire", si j'ai l'occasion de lire le roman un jour. :)

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La suite avance pas mal apparemment :
Le blog de l'auteur a écrit :Rise From Your Grave!Blogging is a particularly funny thing. It’s so often associated with time-wasting and dilly and/or dallying by various people with “real” jobs like swineherding and prostitution that there is this sort of underlying pressure to write something interesting with every post. We can probably blame some of this on Mark Charan Newton’s penchant for being the Martin Luther of fantasy bloggers, what with his interesting conversations and controversial interests.Rest assured, there will be some severely interesting crap coming forth (metaphorically, not…not whatever you were thinking of), but for now let me just give you a run-down of what’s been going on.I hate cats.Yes, I’m aware some of you love cats. Yes, I’m aware some of you worship cats. Yes, I’m aware some of you continue to hold up Garfield the movie as Bill Murray’s opus. But I can’t help it. After last week, I no longer enjoy the company of these furry felons.I like dogs. To be more specific, I like short dogs. I own a pug and a corgi, both very earthbound dogs. You see, short dogs come with a number of advantages: they make small messes, they attract the attentions of cooing females ages 18-67 and, most importantly, they cannot leap atop a desk and spill a giant cup of water on one’s computer.Yes, while visiting my parents, my cat (who lives with them) decided that the water in her bowl just wasn’t good enough and went straight for the precariously-perched cup next to my Macbook. You could, theoretically, blame me for leaving it there, but that’s a “blame the victim” mentality. Surely, we’re all more progressive than that, right? Right. Anyway, the computer died and is now being looked at by the modern day Resurrection Man: tech support. Will this hamper progress? No! In fact…Black Halo is nearly done.Yes! The sequel to Tome of the Undergates is very near completion as we speak! Or, at the very least, its first draft is. At the moment, this book is something like an 80’s teenaged action hero at the beginning of the movie: clumsy, awkward, but with distinct talent and natural charm that makes us sympathetic when he gets bashed in the head. You can consider the editing process to be his montage, with my editors being a sort of collective Mr. Miyagi, condensing, streamlining, tweaking and prodding this clumsy creature until he is strong enough to defeat the villain, get the girl and maybe learn a little something about himself in the process. There might even be a few cameos!…not Chuck Norris, though. I hated Sidekicks.What can you expect from Black Halo, then? Wizard-hunting Librarians with man-eating hats? Tattooed reptiles with xenophobic mandates and spiked clubs? Long-jawed, purple-skinned warrior women with Nietzsche-esque philosophies? Tense, awkward romance punctuated by bludgeonings with a giant roach leg? Questions of faith? Of redemption? Of betrayal and the nature of humanity? ALL THIS AND MORE?!?!?!?!?!?!!$(%(%(%#Believe it.

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Bon, allez, la première phrase...
"Contrairement à ce qu'affirment toutes les histoires et autres chansons consacrées à ce sujet, un homme ne peut accomplir grand-chose de respectable une épée à la main."
Oui, bon, au boulot, au boulot, je sais. :p