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RHYMER: HEL is loose!

  By dark fantasy, fantasy, fantasy fiction, historical fiction, Marie Lamba, Rhymer, Words

The cover reveal of the third novel of the RHYMER trilogy only went up 12 days ago, so imagine my surprise when the box of these babies arrived on my front steps this morning. Thanks to everyone at Baen Books and to my agent, Marie Lamba. Thomas is going out with a bang! Available through all bookstores and online.

“Ring bells and throw confetti from the rooftops! Gregory Frost’s Rhymer is a wonder and a delight and easily the best thing I’ve read in years. I recommend it to literally everyone in the world. It’s just that good.” —Michael Swanwick, Hugo-Award-winning author of Chasing the Phoenix

Rhymer: Hel has arrived.

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“Author in the Headlights” interview

  By dark fantasy, fantasy fiction, horror fiction, on writing, research, Rhymer, science fiction, short stories, story collection, teaching writing, writing workshops

My “Author in the Headlights” interview with the inimitable Strider Klusman (links to books–notably Book View Café–at the end). Your choice of platforms, too…

YouTube
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Author in the Headlights podcast

Gregory Frost interview with Strider Klusman

Rick Wilber on RHYMER: HOODE

  By alternate history, fantasy, fantasy fiction, historical fiction, Rhymer, Words

Author Rick Wilber weighed in on RHYMER HOODE with a quote I’d be remiss not to post at least somewhere  (like…here):

“Intricately plotted and peopled with fantastic characters both real and imagined, Gregory Frost’s RHYMER: HOODE occupies a fresh space in the legend of Robin Hood of Sherwood Forest. Book Two of the Rhymer Trilogy, Hoode takes aim at blending real history with science fiction, and hits the bullseye as the grieving immortal, Thomas Rimor, assumes the persona of local Sherwood outlaw Robyn Hoode, and with the help of Will Scathelocke and Little John does battle with the evil Queen Nicnevin’s soldiers, some Yvag raiders and even the sheriffs of Nottingham. HOODE is a perfect sequel to RHYMER, standing on its own even as it sets up the third book in the trilogy. Very highly recommended.”

–Rick Wilber, author of Alien Morning and Alien Day

Thanks, Rick!