E.E. Knight
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| The Vampire Earth | |
| Valentine's Rising |  |
| Winter Duty |  |
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| The Age of Fire | (1 reviews) |
| Dragon Champion |  |
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| Other | |
| Choice of the Cat |  |
| The Way of the Wolf | (1 reviews)  |
| Tale of the Thunderbolt |  |
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| Official sffworld.com reviews |
Eight novels in and Rob is still thoroughly enjoying E.E. Knight's Vampire Earth saga. |
David Valentine's and humanity's struggle to overcome their Vampire overlords continues in the fourth book of E.E. Knight's entertaining Vampire Earth saga. Rob checks in to see if the fight is still going strong. |
E.E. Knight has been building a solid reputation with his Vampire Earth saga, an entertaining, pulpy, character-driven sf storyline. In those books Knight took the Vampire legend in a new direction. With Dragon Champion, the first installment of his new Age of Fire saga, Knight turns his pen to High Fantasy. |
With Tale of the Thunderbolt, E.E. Knight spins another entertaining story in his Vampire Earth universe, chronicling the life and time of David Valentine. |
One of the more enjoyable aspects of reading a new writer’s first couple of novels is experiencing the writer’s growing skills, as you read each novel they publsh. |
EE Knight postulates a grim future in his debut novel, The Way of the Wolf. The reader is introduced to a world over-run by creatures out of our most ancient nightmares and darkest legends, with humanity fighting for survival, not only against these monsters, but some of his or her fellow men and women. |
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| Interviews |
E.E. Knight's first novel, Way of the Wolf was published in 2003 by Roc books. This is the first in his Vampire Earth saga, an apocalyptic, science fictional, pulp-infused vampire saga of a world ruled by Alien Vampires. A pretty high concept, but luckily, as readers of his books already know, Knight has the writing chops to execute and entertain. |