Random books from MountZionRyan's library
How to Build Glued Lapstrake Wooden Boats by John Brooks
Conan RPG by Ian Sturrock
Grass for His Pillow (Tales of the Otori, Book 2) by Lian Hearn
The Yellow Admiral (Aubrey-Maturin (Paperback)) by Patrick O'Brian
The Way of a Ship: A Square-Rigger Voyage in the Last Days of Sail by Derek Lundy
The Guardship: Book One of the Brethren of the Coast (Nelson, James L. Brethren of the Coast, Bk. 1.) by James L. Nelson
The Road of Kings: The Gazeteer of Conans World by Vincent Darlage
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About meBorn in the ice fields of inner Antarctica, Ryan (as his wife, momma, and the IRS call him) was raised on adventure. By the time he was was twelve he was learning the ways of the sea. After graduating High School, he sailed his square-rigged barque "Hrothgar" on a continuous circumnavigation for six years. When not on board Hrothgar, Ryan could be found trakking across the Rub al Khali, the Amazon basin, or Roman ruins in Northern Africa.
Or so he would like you to believe. Ryan is a keyboard jockey in a Government office by day and the editor of Mount Zion Speculative Fiction Review by night. He loves armchair adventuring, nautical fiction and history, Antarctica, Role-playing Games, and many divers types of music.
About my libraryI have several spheres of interest. Let's call the first Nautical Interest comprising everything from nautical fiction to oceanography. I love the sea and only the accidental nature of life has kept me closer to the mountains than the shore. The second let's call Dark Ages which comprises Vikings, Anglo-Saxon and Sub-roman Britain. The third is Feudal Japan, obviously more narrowly defined that the previous categories. In fiction I like Lovecraft and his descendants; Tolkien and not his imitators; Howard and his imitators; and that fiction which fits into the previous categories.
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