[Dane Moore] Patrick Beverley is a believer in D'Angelo Russell
Patrick Beverley
“I put DLo with the same skill set, don’t take my words and twist them around, but the same skill set as the James Harden types. The Kyrie Irving types. A player that is GodGifted skill wise, can pass the ball, can shoot, can get to the free-throw line. A Three-level scorer that can score in the post if he needs to, can pass out the post. I just challenge him. You have that skill set. What makes u different than any of those players. So I challenge you every day, don't miss the small things, don't miss the small hurdles. Got out there and be great. He's been responding every day in practices and it's not a surprise he played well yesterday”
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Good Trade?
These days we all expect Bond actors to change every decade or so, and there's often speculation over who'll take up the role next. This also happens with Batman, Joker, Spiderman, and other recurring roles. But at the time it must have been a shock to the system when Connery stepped down and, instead of ending the series, Eon replaced him with another actor. I'm just wondering how this was received at the time.
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A friend of mine finally published his first novel. And its AMAZING!
Scifi, Religion, Pirates, Vampires, and a journey to the edge of the universe!
Synposis:
"They call him the Lord of Blood. He is their god. Without his gifts humanity would have stayed in their tiny republic with no access to the universe. With the Blood Immortality can be yours and with it the universe. The Church’s Empire spans from star to star holding all within its grasp. Those who do not accept the Lord of Blood are relegated to the outer systems far from society and are crushed under heel.
Friar Salis of the Fourth Canticle is immortal. And he has lost his faith. A fact he must hide from his friend Father Jonus of the Whale while they embark on their final mission, a mission to the edge of creation. They have come aboard a ship that doesn't want them, with a captain who never wanted to follow the faith. Together they will have to stand against the end of an empire as they travel across space and time to the edge of the universe in a mad quest to see the only one who can save their empire. The Lord of Blood himself."
Thanks to everyone who checked out this afternoon's/evening's AMA, especially all our wonderful question-askers and question-answering-authors! We look forward to chatting to r/Fantasy soon!
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Hello, r/fantasy**!**
To celebrate the 12th birthday of our Overlords/Publishers, Angry Robot Books - purveyors of the very best in Fantasy, Science Fiction, and WTF?! since 1 July 2009, we - the authors from Angry Robot's 2021 list - have gathered to celebrate and answer all your fantastical questions about our books and our work as writers!
In the past 12 years, Angry Robot Books has published books from dozens of speculative fiction writers including former r/Fantasy AMA authors Anne Lyle, Chuck Wendig, Emma Newman, Paul S. Kemp, Adam Christopher, Wesley Chu, and more recently Gabriela Houston, Stephen Aryan, Chris Panatier, Dan Hanks, Alex Wells, and others! AR authors and titles have been nominated for and awarded many of the biggest prizes in genre fiction, including the Arthur C. Clarke Award, the Compton Crook Award, the Philip K. Dick Award, the Hugo Awards, the Kitchies, the British Fantasy Awards, and many more.
Angry Robot is based in London, and sells its titles worldwide through a distribution deal with Penguin Random House (at least when international shipping channels aren't blocked by giant boats), as well as directly through its own website as DRM-free eBooks. You can also get a free eBook copy of any AR title purchased from an independent bookstore by getting in touch via Twitter to show them your receipt!
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