Richard Marcus Writer Profile - Page 4

Richard Marcus is the author of the forthcoming book What Will Happen In Eragon IV? and has had his work published in print and on line all over the world. The not so long-haired Canadian iconoclast writes reviews and opines on the world as he sees it at Leap In The Dark, and is the editor of the on line South East Asian arts and culture site Epic India Magazine.

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1556 Book Review: Gods Of War by Ashok Banker
This is a wonderful story, by a remarkable and gifted storyteller.

Review in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 16, 2009
1555 Music Review: Terakaft - Akh Issudar
When you listen to the music of Terakaft the depth of their passion for their subject is obvious.

Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 15, 2009
1554 Music DVD Review: Indian Ocean - Indian Ocean Live In Delhi
Indian Ocean are one of those bands that remind us why we loved music in the first place.

Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 14, 2009
1553 Music Review: Harry Manx - Bread And Buddha
There is an emotional void that leaves you feeling the songs are incomplete.

Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 11, 2009
1552 Music Review: Kailash Kher & Kailasa - Yatra (Nomadic Souls)
You can't help but be swept off your feet by the music.

Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 08, 2009
1551 Book Review: The Cavalier In the Yellow Doublet by Arturo Perez-Reverte
The perfect antidote to the romantic view of history common to most fiction

Review in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 07, 2009
1550 What Will Happen To What Will Happen In Eragon IV?
Soon enough I'll be finding out what will happen with What Will Happen In Eragon IV?

Opinion in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 05, 2009
1549 Music Review: Dave Riley & Bob Corritore - Lucky To Be Living
Twenty-first century blues music that knows where it came from, but is perfectly happy to be living in the present.

Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 04, 2009
1548 Music Review: Les Triaboliques - rivermudtwilight
It's not often you get the chance to hear music as well-played and lovingly presented as the material on this disc.

Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 04, 2009
1547 Book Review: Inherent Vice By Thomas Pynchon
You couldn't ask for a better guide to the end of Sixties.

Review in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Aug 31, 2009