Robert N. Charrette
Author of Never Deal with a Dragon
About the Author
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Do not combine with Robert N. Charette, telecommunications risk management advisor.
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Works by Robert N. Charrette
Fiore dei Liberi's Armizare: The Chivalric Martial Arts System of Il Fior di Battaglia (2011) 23 copies
Swords & Sorcerers: Vikings, Steppes Nomads, Gaels and Picts (Chivalry & Sorcery) (1978) — Cover artist — 6 copies
Shadowrun: Never Deal with a Dragon, Choose Your Enemies Carefully, Find Your Own Truth (3 Book Boxed Set) (1990) 5 copies
Shadowrun: Never Deal with a Dragon v. 1 (Roc) by Robert N. Charrette (28-Mar-1991) Paperback (1600) 2 copies
SHADOWRUN LOS SECRETOS DEL PODER VOLUMEN 1 NUNCA PACTES CON UN DRAGON [Hardcover] [Jan 01, 1992] ROBERT N CHARRETTE (1992) 1 copy
Shadowplay 1 copy
Tom Keating on Impressionism 1 copy
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- Other names
- Fawkes, Richard (pseudonym)
- Birthdate
- 1953
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- USA
- Birthplace
- Providence, Rhode Island, USA
- Places of residence
- Rhode Island, USA
- Education
- Brown University (geology and biology)
- Occupations
- game designer
graphic artist
sculptor
art director
author - Disambiguation notice
- Do not combine with Robert N. Charette, telecommunications risk management advisor.
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- Works
- 45
- Also by
- 1
- Members
- 3,683
- Popularity
- #6,876
- Rating
- 3.4
- Reviews
- 21
- ISBNs
- 104
- Languages
- 8
- Favorited
- 3
To be quite honest, I picked this book up and read it because it had been sitting at the very bottom of my to-read list with such a godawful rating that it might have languished there forever.
Instead of a poorly written, poorly plotted, shallow book deserving a 2.82 average rating, instead I found a unique book with interesting, flawed characters in a fast paced space adventure with military overtones. It took a bit of a left turn and focused on something I wasn't expecting and ended up focusing more on anthropology rather than military threats, but it may end up back there in the second book. We'll see.
Overall, I'm glad I picked it up. Suggested for those who like the overarching story lines of Peter F. Hamilton, but who would like a significantly smaller bite of a book.… (more)