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Race Report: Spirit of Columbus Half-Marathon, August 29, 2010
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I swore I wasn't going to run this race again after all of the chaos that was last year's SoC half. Too bad I catch a case of the crazies every once in a while and end up running the same races over and over...
ANYWAY. This race is one with separate starts (Tuttle Mall in northwest Cbus) and finish (North Bank Park downtown) lines, so I parked downtown and caught a shuttle to the starting line with plenty of time to warm up and relax.
Whatever I said last year about their snafus, this year things were better than smooth - almost seamless to my eyes. Lots of water and bagels at the starting line, water/Gatorade at nearly every mile, GU stations, icy sponges, orange sections, porta-potties every 3 miles - all things that were promised last year but were not delivered, they had it this year. No hulk-smash this year!
The start was right on time and I made great progress for the first few miles, on pace to finish with the same time as last year - 2:07. At mile 5, I started feeling some discomfort in my left knee whenever I'd pick my leg up. Slowing down made it hurt more, so I kept up as good a pace as I could manage.
By mile 8, my mantra was "just finish, just finish." By mile 10, I was alternating one minute of agonized walking with 5-10 minutes of painful running. I did manage to sprint in the last mile and finish with a time of 2:24:45. 5th place in my category - very disappointed. :(
The knee was painful and only got worse as I tried to stretch and walk on it (through 30-odd people & kids at a birthday party) during the day. My sister, who works in PT, gave me a preliminary assessment and ordered me off the leg.
Went to the doctor this morning and sweated through the intake process (standing up; these people are cruel!) and assessment. Preliminary diagnosis is a highly inflamed IT band with possible involvement with the meniscus. Sigh.
Bad news: no running for two weeks. Good news: I can cross-train with anything the doesn't bother my knee. WHEW. They refused to give me painkillers - I feel like I am the only person that can't get relief for intense pain. Grr. :(
However, if you're looking into doing a half-marathon, Spirit of Columbus is a great one - smallish (~1500 people registered), flat and fast, great scenery, good swag (beer glass and tech shirt - score!), nice start/finish line eats and a category for bigger runners (Cruiser).
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So glad the organizers learned from last year! And sorry to here about your knee:(
I wish the Columbus half was a little later in the year. August half's would never be practical with MS with the heat:(
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Boo n the injury!
This is the same group that put on a flawless Spirit of Pittsburgh half last year. They really must have learned from last year's Columbus race.
It was nice to get to meet you. Sorry I was so short on time.
Back here in March?
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good race this year but bad knee. sorry to hear about that and hope it is just an iT band issue that can be resolved with a bit of PT. with all things going on that time was pretty darn good!
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I got some anti-inflammatory cream for topical relief - I can't take NSAIDs because of my stomach.
PT, if necessary, will start in 2 weeks. Until then I have stretches and my sister to keep me in shape.
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Thanks for the race report - sorry about your IT band. No anti-inflammatories? No physical therapy/exercises, or did I miss that?
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Sounds like they totally redeemed themselves this year. Maybe they heard you were going to go all HULK on them!
As for the knee, that sucks. At least it's not going to keep you down for long. If you need pain killers; I know a guy who knows a guy. OK, just kidding I don't.
Get better soon!
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October 30th, 2012, 09:55 AM #1
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The Red Knight by Miles Cameron
I finished Red Knight by Miles Cameron and while I loved it quite a lot and will be in my top 25 of the year, I think that Anthony Ryan's Blood Song (which is still the number one debut of the year and also the best fantasy debut since Name of the Wind) is a stronger debut, while David Hair's Mage's Blood is another one which I may rate slightly higher, though i may rate this one higher...
Red Knight tries and mostly succeeds to combine three things:
- a very historical fiction approach to medieval fantasy as for example appearing in authors like Maurice Druon and Zoe Oldenbourg (I am pretty sure there are such from the UK/US but none come to mind, maybe Pillars of the Earth to some extent would qualify; one characteristic is that life is cheap, but things are expensive); this means the writing is very unsentimental, quite brutal on occasion and is much closer to historical fiction in many ways than it is to fantasy even of the "gritty" kind
- a magical system based on the power of the wild nature, green rather than dark so to speak and embodied in various creatures and people versus the power of the sun, light embodied in the Church and people; this system reminds one strongly of CS Friedman's Cold Fire while the memory chamber approach also reminds of KJ Parker's "rooms"
- a military component as most of the book is war; this gets a bit tiring at the end when slaughtering "boglins" by the thousands becomes tedious, but it has a lot of great moments where the combination of medieval weapons and tactics with modern such given by sorcery (eg aerial bombardment by wyverns, but much more) brings something new to the table; this part is done very well, only it is a bit too long in the end
The structure of the book is in short chunks from multiple POV's and it works mostly well with narrative flowing though I can easily see it leading to confusion in parts. There are a ton of impressive characters of all kinds, most notably the title hero, The (mysterious) Red Knight (about whom we find out in due time most everything about parentage and upbringing with the rest being implied), the real bad boy "Bad Tom" Lachlan, the two sorcerers Thorn and Harmodius, the abbess who hires the Red Knight to protect her important convent/fortress, Queen Desiderata, some local and foreign knights, a few daemons - these are powers of the wild and guardians of the outwallers, an escaped slave who becomes a member of the Sossag one of the "outwallers" indian like tribes and not least a wise and very powerful Dragon.
Where I have reservations is in balance and integration of these quite disparate elements, integration that does not fully work so the book occasionally is less than the sum of its parts, while as mentioned the military aspect becomes somewhat repetitive at the end; also as in most fantasies, the separation of the main hero and his love interest looks really artificial (but this is true to some extent in Blood Song and Mage's Blood, only LE Modesitt not shying away from married heroes with children...); the end of The Red Knight is actually superb as it goes beyond solving the main storyline and setting up the next book The Fell Sword (about which Miles told me he is on page 423 as of a few days ago), but also brings new main players into focus and has a "conversation" for the ages.
Overall, an excellent debut that I hope will find its audience as it combines a few things that usually stay separate in fiction, while I am convinced the technical aspects will only get better as the series progresses.
You can see excellent artwork with all characters on the author's page HERELast edited by suciul; October 30th, 2012 at 10:00 AM.
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Not reading suciul's post above (yet) as I'm still reading the book (arrived Monday), but thought I would just add that so far I'm very impressed with such a debut. Very strong medieval/historical element, interesting characters, nice plot developments - I'm really enjoying it.
Hope it continues!Mark
November 1st, 2012, 06:41 AM #3The structure of the book is in short chunks from multiple POV's and it works mostly well with narrative flowing though I can easily see it leading to confusion in parts. There are a ton of impressive characters of all kinds, most notably the title hero, The (mysterious) Red Knight (about whom we find out in due time most everything about parentage and upbringing with the rest being implied), the real bad boy "Bad Tom" Lachlan, the two sorcerers Thorn and Harmodius
Just took delivery of the hardcover by the way.
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That's true - I regret the book (the artwork on the site is in the book) does not have pictures of daemons, faeries and maybe of the huge stone warriors of the Wild; the wyvern is on the UK cover - yes there are faeries but they are not particularly benevolent...
There is one Sossag pictured at least (Ota Qwan)
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The UK publisher, Gollancz, has a fairly generous excerpt up on their blog, of which I have been availing myself. Not sure what I think, to be honest, but there are definitely some interesting things going on in the first bit.
The way dialogue flows feels interesting, if that's not too geeky. Joe Abercrombie, Mark Lawrence to a degree, a lot of writers writing secondary world fantasy in a "grimmer" headspace have a very colloquial dialogue style, specially among their military characters. Very stripped-down, very informal. I remember Glen Cook's Black Company talking this way too, among themselves. The Red Knight feels different in this regard. A lot of the characters seem to have a more consciously constructed way of speaking, not in a dorky "hail ye good traveller and well-met, sirra" kind of toxic story-killing way, but in a way that balances our conventions of dialogue now with constant nods back to the chivalric times Cameron is evoking larded all through the speech. I ... think I might be taught to like it. Except occasionally it's like the author forgets, and a line or two slips the stylistic reins, and it's really, really noticeable.
Not too sure how attached I'm going to get to the characters yet. The novel moves around a lot, so the excerpt material doesn't really let us settle in with any of them. Everyone seems nicely flawed and conflicted; there's definitely potential here, and I'm glad to hear from Hobbit and Suciul that it develops well. The book seems to build sexism into its world in the way that's the default assumption for most grimmer epic fantasies, and, while in Cameron's case I recognize that this may have a lot to do with a firmer historical impulse, it feels like something that's gone from being [theoretically] a way to explore injustice and present characters with severe challenges to just being kind of how these stories are expected to work, and that's somewhat disturbing. Plenty of room to broaden after page thirty, though. And I really like the moral ambiguity that's slammed right in our faces immediately in terms of the humanity versus Wild conflict, with attrocities committed on both sides from the word go.
Long way of saying that I'm not one-hundred percent convinced, and the personalities don't immediately click with me as people I want to follow around, but the excerpt's definitely intriguing and I'd cautiously say I want to read the whole thing. Be interested to hear any more thoughts others have. Both about the book itself and, maybe getting more meta, how it fits into the picture of fantasy at the moment.
November 3rd, 2012, 02:02 AM #6
So the story is about a troupe of mercenaries who take what is supposed to be an easier gig than the usual fighting protecting a nunnery from deadly creatures from the Wild that are picking off the nuns and farm folk, but this turns out to be part of something much bigger and war-like amid species, including skullduggery among the humans. So basically, it's a western, Seven Samaurai style (Magnificent Seven), and in the neighborhood of tales like The Keep and good old Beowulf. Actually clearly a nod to Beowulf in there and to St. George and the Dragon. The style from the excerpt is similar to Mary Gentle's Ash, also in the neighborhood. And there's battle action.
February 2nd, 2013, 02:48 PM #7
Any one read The Red Knight by Miles Cameron?
I have found and read an 'official review' of the book but even with a search was unable to unearth anything here on the forum. Has anyone here read the book and have some impressions they can share as to if it was worth the read to them?
Thanks much!
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I read it, one of the best 10 books published in 2012 for me. here is the "official" review: http://www.sffworld.com/brevoff/908.html
February 3rd, 2013, 01:56 PM #9
Your searching powers are lacking my friend. Just kidding, I realize the new forum's search functionality isn't that great.
Here's the thread where a few of us have read it:
The Red Knight by Miles Cameron
February 3rd, 2013, 09:20 PM #10
Thank you. I did use the search function.
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Another review of the book can be found here.
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I read it last week with modest expectations and was very pleasantly surprised. An early candidate for my list of best books published in 2013.
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I read this recently and ultimately felt that there were a couple of problems that outweighed the good elements of the book. I was initially enjoying the fact that the author was setting up several potentially interesting storylines but i was a disappointed by the fact that quite a large portion of the book is ultimately taken up with in-depth, overly long battle scenes. The author is apparently an expert in medieval military history, and this does allow for authentic and well described battle sequences. The problem is the sheer volume of these (they literally do seem to make up the majority of the 650 pages) , and the fact that it is hard to work up too much enthusiasm for reading yet another round of scenes of Boglins/Irks etc attacking the Red Knight's forces at Lissen Carrack. It's a pity that the book doesn't quite work out, because the author writes well and has created an interesting (if not hugely original) world/backdrop for the story. The other problem I had with this, and this is something that the author can't be blamed for, is the terrible proof reading job that was done of the book. In the UK trade paperback edition that I read there was an unbelievable volume of typos/misspellings etc. One of the worst examples of this that I have seen from a reputable publisher.


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Gutted. That's the only word I could use to describe how I felt after watching last night's penultimate Season 5 episode of Mad Men in which Lane Pryce (an Emmy consideration-worthy Jared Harris) cut his life short. No, I admit, Lane's tragic, desperate suicide didn't exactly leave me stunned or surprised. When I saw any remaining hope drain from his eyes during his meeting with Don, I knew Lane had planted the idea to kill himself in his head and the rest of the events from the episode, particularly the surprise gift of a car from his wife, had all but solidified the execution of that plan.
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Don: A guilt-racked Don Draper (whose downward spiral, which he's surpressed for the most part this season, I predict will hit the surface in the finale in the wake of Lane's death) is woefully telling someone "I'm sorry to drop by like this" in the opening snippet of the finale teaser. My guess is that he's telling someone outside of the walls of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce (yeesh, just Sterling Cooper Draper, now) about Lane's demise. Assuming Lane's wife Rebecca will have been given the terrible news by then, perhaps Don took Peggy up on her word to not be a stranger. Only, this probably wasn't what she had in mind. Don would never want Peggy to hear about something so important by way of gossip, so being the good friend that he is, he delivers the news in person. (Plus, I just can't stand the idea of another Peggy-less episode.) Later in the trailer, it appears Don is back to business as usual when he appears to be telling clients "It clearly states the exact opposite." While it may be another Don Draper successful pitch meeting, something bigger is boiling under the surface. Don is going to attempt to get back to normal, but how many times can a man keep starting over?
Pete: After Pete's villainous turn last week, the death of Lane brought out his human side, if only for a short while. It seems that Pete, like Don, gets back to business when he's seen angrily telling a mystery caller over the phone "I know who it is." Well, jeez, Pete, the rest of us don't! Care to elaborate? I don't think Beth is going to be out of the picture just yet, so when an already testy Pete gets a phone call from her, it sets him off. And you wouldn't like Pete Campbell when he's angry. Or ever, really. Pete is still the worst.
Joan: Our poor, poor Joanie. What a trying past few weeks she's had. It doesn't look like it's going to get any easier for her in the finale, either. Holding a letter, Joan tells someone in her office, "I got this this morning" and I get the sinking feeling it has something to do with her departed friend Lane. Even worse, the increasingly slimy Harry later asks her in the elevator, "Is it true?" Oh, you mean that she had to sleep with a Jaguar executive to land the account and get promoted? Well, that's just not of your damn business, Harry Crane!
Megan: Things haven't been going too well for Megan, either. Though not quite on the same scale as Joan. Or anyone else, for that matter. When Megan cries "Dammit" during the teaser trailer, I'm guessing she's either received a letter from Sally's school regarding some bad behavior or it's another acting rejection. (I'm leaning towards the latter here.) When a visibly angry Megan yells at a mystery caller (presumably not the same as Pete's, so maybe this is all just setting up that possible Scream series we've been hearing about) "Hello? I can hear you!" I'd venture that Creepy Glen has reared his creepy mustachioed head again and is looking for Sally.
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vespertilia on 12/25/2013 7:07:00 AM more reviews by vespertilia
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine Eyes: Blue
I would've never bought this myself because I think the price is excessive for a plain black polish. But received as a gift, I'm happy with it. One coat goes on as a subtle dark grey, only the second coat makes it really black. It's very true to its name, it really has a satin feel to it - smooth, glossy, somehow multidimensional. Very sophisticated and not goth if you don't want it to be. Can't comment on wear yet.
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sohvi on 7/3/2009 11:48:00 AM more reviews by sohvi
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
This might be my new favourite np...
It is a true black, no sparkle, just a little satiny sheen. It's not a goth/emo polish, to me it seems grown up and put together/ sleek when applied to well-groomed, short nails.
The consictency is quite nice, not runny at all, but also not pasty. Just lovely and creamy. Fairly easy to put on even for someone like me who only wears np on weekends.
I find that one coat is sufficient for me (I do the base coat/ np/ top coat routine though).
At first the price seemed really high to me, but this polish really is worth every cent. Definately the HG of black mail polishes!
I am actually glad that it has *no* sparkle. So chic!
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anglomania86 on 2/3/2009 5:05:00 PM more reviews by anglomania86
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
For a durable and long lasting nail polish I always go to Chanel. I hesitated to spend so much on a black nail varnish, but after all the raves and good reviews I decided to bite the bullet and hand over the cash.
And I am glad I did. The polish is a matte black which goes on creamy and is glossy. Two coats is prefect and what astonishes me about Chanel is just how long it manages to stay put. I'm used to polishes chipping within a day or two (even with the best of topcoats!) and Chanel just doesn't. It lasts well enough for me to only repaint my nails when I get bored of the colour, so like about 4/5 days.
This colour is awesome. No I don't see it as 'gothy' as some people do but classy and chic as long as they are always painted on short but neat nails. I would say, if you want a black polish and can afford to splash out on this one, then go for it.
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*TOP REVIEWER* euroasian on 2/27/2008 1:27:00 PM more reviews by euroasian
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Other
First off, this is dang expensive; $25 Cdn for black nail polish? Hoo, boy! My parents do *not* need not know about this! Moving on! The version sold here in Canada is made in France, so it's the pure black version, which I prefer over the shimmery US version; it just seems more, I don't know, sleek? I never use base coat, top coat, blah blah blah, and I do notice that the tips of my nails "fade" faster than the tips of the other lovely ladies that I know who use this and do the base-colour-top coat procedure. Regardless, it is still a beautiful, shiny, classy black (can black nails be classy?) which for some reason really seems to catch the wandering eyes of men.
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*TOP REVIEWER* hapapower on 1/22/2008 3:15:00 PM more reviews by hapapower
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I got this lovely shade in a swap and just love it! It's a creamy true black, but not so inky that it translates to goth city...It is super glossy and reminds me of patent leather. The polish is thin, typical of black n/p's, and I'm not crazy about the thin brush, but application is great after two coats. Wearability is pretty great too. I've touched up a couple of minor chips after a couple of days of wear, but this is better than I've ever seen with a black n/p. Great quality!
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*TOP REVIEWER* nutsaboutmakeup on 11/15/2007 5:58:00 PM more reviews by nutsaboutmakeup
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Other Eyes: Other
this is an amazing np...its truely like its name. yes it is black and has a satin finish...its a shimmering black kinda like a black satin dress that shines when the light flashes on it...however i doubt i would have much use of this...just not into black np...but if u love black np...get this! its strangely memerising when you have it on...
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vanillaaddict on 10/25/2007 6:51:00 AM more reviews by vanillaaddict
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Black, Curly, Fine Eyes: Black
I LOVE this!! i got the made in france version from my local sephora in my country. its amazing to say the very least!! just a creamy black that truely looks wow!! i enjoy applying it as its so easy.. and u cant ever go wrong with chanel nail polish ( i tried some other brands.. they didnt even come near chanel's quality!).
its a great color for winter : ) spices up ur outfit
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Superhen on 6/17/2007 2:38:00 AM more reviews by Superhen
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
Yesterday I had fun at the Chanel counter !!
You can pics in my gallery, you see on my hand : Ballerina, Rouge noir, noir ceramic and black satin. All colors just one coat.
The green background pic is in sunlight, the white one in with flash.
About BLACK SATIN : I LOVE IT !!
Shiny and easy to use, I would wear is with a pink romantic top.
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gemski107 on 4/24/2007 7:30:00 AM more reviews by gemski107
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Blue
love this!! true black varnish, very shiny! great packaging and lasts ages! would highly recommend!
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kisa228 on 2/5/2007 12:50:00 AM more reviews by kisa228
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
WOW!!! What can I say about this color except that I LOVE it!!!!. The color is nothing that I thought it would be and even my mum commented on how nice it looks on my short well-manicured nails. It looks so put together especially on short nails so you don't look so Elvira-ish. Too bad you can't find this anymore but I am sure I can find it on ebay! Will buy it again and again!!!
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Boomstick. Samurai bat. Motorcycle leather. And the will to live among the unliving. Augustus Berry lives a day-to-day existence comprised of waking up, getting drunk, and preparing for the inevitable day when "they" will come up the side of his mountain and penetrate his fortress. Living on the outskirts of a city and scavenging for whatever supplies remain after civilization died two years ago, Gus knows that every time he goes down into undead suburbia could be his last.
Not only does he face a corpse-infested urban hell, human scavengers, and unending loneliness, but now a new mystery has risen.... The undead are disappearing from the streets. A force is gathering, beyond the mountain man's wildest nightmares, even more relentless and terrifying than the roaming tides of dead flesh. And it's preparing to hunt. Mountain Man has been optioned for film. Contains graphic language and scenes of violence.
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"Hilarious, Serious, Heartfelt Zombie Survival"
All of the euphemisms for toilet paper in this audiobook stuck out to me: Crap Wrap, Ass Wipe, TP, Apocalypse Gold and Anal Gold. These names I've never heard of had me rolling around laughing in my work chair and almost made my Asian noodles shoot out my nose.
Augustus "Gus" Berry is back for a full-length adventure. Remember, we first met him in The Hospital, and some time has passed since this debauch. For a moment early on, I thought this was going to be a story of one man's quest, in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, to find all the remaining pillowy softness a guy could want. Now we get to really know what Gus is all about.
When you break this story down, it's really all about survival. One man's struggle to be comfortable while at home. Yes, this does take a considerable amount of work for Gus to keep the food, water, crap wrap, oh and don't forget his booze supplies, to their maximum.
We get to follow Gus on several of these supply runs and experience the close calls, the elation and the terror as he does. Then the inevitable day comes when he encounters actual living people, something that hasn't happened for a while. Now there are two.
The secondary story of the Mountain Man is one of love, and not romance, but rather the kind of wordless brotherly love that I have only seen between two men. Until a third person enters the story.
Blackmore wasn't able to fool me with his plot twists, as I saw most of them coming, but that did not take away at all from the great survival story with zombies. This was not about, mainly anyways, how cruel and brutal humans can be in a zombie apocalypse, like most in this genre.
I was sucked in almost immediately and couldn't stop listening. I want more Mountain Man!
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I'm a fan of zombie fiction. I'm a fan of post apocalyptic. I wanted to be a fan of this book. But it's boring and predictable. Poorly written. The narration was good, but honestly I fell asleep while listening, twice. Gave up after 2 hours... I wish I could return those two hours to my life. I'll have to settle for returning the Book.
Avoid if you have a brain in your head.
I love zombie books. always looking for the next good one.
"I want more"
wow one of the best books i have listen to in a while. very gritty realistic and a little sad all at the same time. not what i was expecting from the tittle. excessive alcohol us but what else would most people do with the fall of man kind and the death of there loved ones. you will cringe,laugh and find your self cheering on Scott threw this story the other books in this series are also well worth the credit.
Quite a few nail biting moments. Listened doing household chores and time flew. I will be getting the next installment. Narrator was perfect. So good I forgot it was a man doing the female voice.
"Mountain Man"
Loved the story, truly a screwed up trip. I just wish someone would have proofed the reading. The constant mispronunciation of toque as toke was highly annoying.
"I like it"
Kept me interested. I started with the freebie & got hooked. If you like zombie stuff, check it out. The end.
There are few things better than a good story well told!
"You Will Not Regret a Trip Up this Mountain"
If you are a fan of the Walking Dead, you should not hesitate to get this. Everything you like about the WD is condensed in this well written story. The main character is no superhero or ex-military know-it all. He's an every-man, trying to stay alive and sane in the aftermath. The overall tone of the story is neither too dark nor too light although there are moments of both.
Even if you don't like zombie stories I think you will find this a pleasurable listen.
As another reviewer said, it's better to read this before The Hospital even though the events in The Hospital precede The Mountain Man. You'll understand the main character, Gus better. Keith Blackmore is a very good writer and I look forward to more from him. And R.C. Bray did a superb job narrating, especially with the voices. I hope they team up again for another trip up the mountain.
Avid Zombie fan who's starting to listen to more and more Fantasy and Sci-Fi stories. So, my description is apt to change. Dog lover who's known to have cats. LOL C# coder, part-time prepper, B movie fan, AMC watcher, recovering but successful day trader, perpetual student, overjoyed uncle, former adrenaline junkie with a flare for cooking, and lots more. LOL
"a good listen"
sad but hopeful
as the story opens, gus is waking up from a bender. he's been alone for 2 years since the world ended. he lives in a house, up on the mountain. gus passes his time by watching movies, drinking, and going on scavenging runs into the city below. gus has become an alcoholic b/c of the horrors he's lived through. booze is his mental armor.
gus has been fine with his loneliness, but a run in with another survivor spurs his interest in companionship. the story starts out as a study in loneliness during a zombie apocylapse then blooms into a story of companionship.
the story is kind of slow, but i enjoyed it. there are a few tense scenes interspersed throughout the story. i liked it b/c it exposed what it's like to be alone for a long time and then suddenly have company. by the end of the novel, i definitely bonded with gus.
the zombies are mostly slow shamblers with fresh ones being faster. there is some good zombie action as gus dons his leathers, neck brace, and motorcycle helmet and bashes them with his steel baseball bat.
the writing is good, and there are some really funny lines! a few times, i had to rewind b/c i thought, "did he just say what i thought he did!?" there is a lot of graphic language in the book.
overall, i liked the story b/c of its uniqueness.
NOTE: if you like this story and want to know why gus is the way he is, then pick up the free short story.
"Zombie thriller that is more about living"
In this post apocalyptic settings, book start with describing that world has overrun by zombies. Life for living is very difficult to near impossible that even toothbrush is a luxury. Book mainly described by main character (Gus)'s POV. Gus got lucky and ended up with an empty property that has a very comfortable setup. He has electricity as well as hot running water along with secure walls and food reserve reserves. The property is on a mountain hence the name 'mountain man'.
First half the book describes the world and day to day activities of Gus. Even with his comfortable settings, what precaution he must take to survive. Along with precaution he pro actively look to keep his food reserves and everyday supplies (such as toilet papers). The details which shows like 'walking dead' look over are discussed, and things are described in very funny manners. Eventually, Gus meets other people and story start to move forward, and even though zombies are in backdrop, book is about living. How good and evil living within people may come out in such settings that when there is no law enforcement. When one can do whatever he/she desires, what people might do to survive. Book discusses the good and worst of humanity.
Start of the book sounded very much like 'The Martian', but it story moved along beyond that initial similarities. Narration is great and very funny. I got several good laughs out of Gus' inner dialogues.
I recommend this book and I will be reading the next two book in the trilogy.
The story became boring, the narration was real good but the story droned on and on
"Great follow on from The hospital"
This is a great zombie type book, I loved it ! ONE BIG problem though - I need the next one! it has left me hanging by a thread!!!!
It would be great if Audiable could e-mail when the next book from a series comes out - I am worried I may miss it !?
This author hasn't got any other books here, which is a shame, as I would take a look!
"Gritting stuff!"
Excellently narrated! I was on tenterhooks as I listened. Very good descriptive writing. I couldn't wait to listen every time I drove to and from work. Great lead character.
"came for RC Bray..."
I cannot not say enough good things about rc brays performance of this book. he takes a book that by right is abit rushed full of needless details and at times repetitiv and makes it a book I couldn't stop listening too.
"if you love zombies you'll love this."
loved it. great story and really well read. best audio book I've heard for a while!
"Great start to the series..."
I'm all about the feels when it comes to reading so sometimes I don't even know why I like something, I just know that I do. This is one of those times...
I listened to the prequel of this series last year when it was free on audible (might still be free) and really liked it. 'The Hospital' was a short story set before Mountain man and was creepy and chilling and exactly the sort of zombie apocalypse book I like to read...survivors scavenging about. I dove right into this one straight after.
Anyway, the narrator R.C Bray did a great job and the hour long short story made me go and get the next part, Mountain Man as soon as I'd finished it.
I did like Mountain Man. I liked the characters and the scene setting and the dialogue but the action scenes were a bit much to take in. Might have been better reading it but listening to it just went too fast to catch it all. It was a bit like the difference between watching a ninja fight scene and having someone write down all the moves for you at the speed the take place. It just all moves too fast to take in. "He put this arm there and that leg here and the knife cut over there while he spun back to here and grabbed this other thing which he used to smack that other guy....." Too much for me to take in when the narrator has quite a fast reading pace. I just couldn't visualize it fast enough.
Good story though and very well told. I really like Gus the lead character and have already bought the next one in the series. I think this next one is about Gus' friend Scott so I'll see how that goes. I like Scott well enough but I like Gus more.
"Enjoyable listen"
Narration was very good, enjoyed the story but felt the author could of explained what became of Gus rather than setting up the next book.
Definitely worth a 2nd listen.
Would recommend to friends.
"The best of the Zombie genre"
Gus the lead character is a normal(ish) person, rather than an ex special forces superhero try to survive the zombie apocalypse. The story is fast paced and well narrated; it really is a story that leaves you wanting more…. Hurry up Mountain Man book 4 !!!!
It is a zombie book so many of the components are common across the genre, but I don't have a direct comparison
The pace of narration is very good and he gives the characters a depth. He also manages to convey the excitement and tension of parts of the story without shouting or getting hysterical.
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The hero is normal man whom is just has a reasonable moral standing but has his flaws like all of us.
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Narration was good the story came across well.
I got this book in error and boredom waiting for ZF8 but i was happy i did, this is a good story really nothing deep but the book whizzes by as you just get engrossed following the characters along........ Not sure i got humour in Scott messing himself but only low point in the book.
"Loved it."
I love the genre, I suppose because it's the ultimate fantasy and I know it won't happen, but, in places the book had me concerned for the characters welfare.
I read the freebie "The Hospital" first a short story and recommended reading before you read this book.
I thoroughly enjoyed it and I haven't been disappointed by this one either.
Unusually for me I'm stealing time to listen to it.
The only downside for me is that "The Hospital" and "Mountain Man" are the only two books in the series available at the moment on audio.
If this type of book is your thing then I thoroughly recommend listening.
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It wasn't just about the zombies. Really enjoyed the plot twists and turns, even if I did manage to guess at some, it was a great listen
It was just a story about an ordinary guy and some extraordinary circumstances .The story was captivating enough that once I had started I had to listen to the end.
Other then the free mountain man short "The hospital" I hadn't listened to him before. It took me a bit of time to get used to him, but I enjoyed his performance. I think he was a good choice for this book and the characters
It's a unique take on the zombie genre, it has some nice character building. And sucked me in enough for that just another chapter moment, a thoroughly enjoyable listen looking forward to the next part.
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- Pattern: Plaid
- These leggings have cool appeal and instant style
- Stylish and fashion design for you to show your charming and sexy
- These leggings are made of high quality material, durable enough for daily wear
- The leggings can collocate skirts and short pants as you like
- You will feel comfortable and convenient when you wear these leggings
- A perfect gift for someone special or treats for you
Size in Detail:
ClothType Size Waist Width Length Hip Color cm inch cm inch cm inch / 26 N/A N/A 101 39.39 N/A N/A Color Shown in Picture / 27 N/A N/A 102 39.78 N/A N/A Color Shown in Picture / 28 N/A N/A 103 40.17 N/A N/A Color Shown in Picture / 29 N/A N/A 104 40.56 N/A N/A Color Shown in Picture
NOTE:- Measured size refers to the followed measurement image
- Because of measuring by hands,errors must have been existed, controlled from 1 to 5 cm
- These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person
How to Measure:
How to Wash:
Cotton/polyester clothing is made from fibers of both cotton and synthetic polyester. The fabric is lightweight and typically does not need to be ironed, which makes it great for traveling. The cotton polyester blend doesn't shrink as much as cotton, but it is susceptible to stains. Here is how to care for clothing that is made from a cotton-polyester blend•l Machine wash on the warm cycle with a detergent of your choice
•l Add a fabric softener if you so desire
•l Read the label on the clothing to see if the article needs to be dried in the dryer or air-dried. Dry it accordingly
Package Included:
- 1 x Pair of Leggings
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