FORGOTTEN BOOKS #208: THE YELLOW CABOCHON & 9 TALES OF HENGHIS HAPTHORN By Matthew Hughes



Matthew Hughes’ 9 Tales of Henghis Hapthorn is the first ebook I’ve reviewed for Friday’s Forgotten Books. Hughes has collected his Henghis Hapthorn mystery stories published in SF magazines, collections, and anthologies and put them in one handy ebook bargain priced at $2.99! Henghis Hapthorn is a Sherlock Holmes clone who operates aeons in the future. I enjoy his rational investigations. And, as I’ve mentioned before, Matthew Hughes channels Jack Vance like no other writer. In The Yellow Cabochon Hughes goes to the Dark Side with his master criminal Luff Imbry involved in another caper. If you’re a fan of creative larceny, you’ll enjoy The Yellow Cabochon. Both books are highly recommended!

14 thoughts on “FORGOTTEN BOOKS #208: THE YELLOW CABOCHON & 9 TALES OF HENGHIS HAPTHORN By Matthew Hughes

    1. george Post author

      Sergio, I’m guessing that many books you and I will be interested in reading are soon going to be available as ebooks. It’s the times we live in… Anyone who enjoys Jack Vance’s work will love Matthew Hughes’ cunning stories.

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    1. george Post author

      THE YELLOW CABOCHON is a book published by a small press, Rick. The 9 TALES OF HENGHIS HAPTHORN is the $2.99 bargain ebook. Today, you get two FFBs!

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  1. Scott Cupp

    Somehow I found myself leaving this page and arriving at Amazon where an e-book purchase was made. Love the Henghis stuff and Matthew Hughes. Thanks, George!

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    1. george Post author

      Matthew, it’s a pleasure to have you visit us! And, I’m glad my review motivated Scott and Jeff to download 9 TALES OF HENGHIS HAPTHORN! I hope you plan to offer more of your future work in ebook format. I, for one, will buy it instantly!

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    1. george Post author

      I have a copy of TEMPLATE, Matthew. Excellent Archonate novel! I’ll be buying the Guth Bandar story collection. Please keep writing more Henghis Hapthorn stories, too! If you put up another collection of nine Hapthorn stories next month, I’d buy it in a second!

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