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Walking Middle-Earth: Fishing at Bywater
Our fourth instalment in the Walking Middle Earth series takes us to Bywater for a spot of fishing. Be sure to check out the earlier posts ... -
CRUISING THE COSMERE: The Well of Ascension (BOOK REVIEW)
Please note this review will contain spoilers for the first book The Final Empire. “I want to be more than my ideas, though. I want ... -
ASK THE WIZARD – Pick a Card, Any Card
Hail to you peasants and pedants, tis I, Ulesorin, returned to you once more in all of my glory. Take a look at the verdant forest ... -
Author Spotlight: S. K. Marlay (THE STONE KEEP)
S.K. Marlay is an Irish fantasy author. She’s been a fruit picker, a maths teacher, a factory worker, a touring singer and a boat hand, not to ... -
Tough Travelling: Swords
Welcome intrepid adventurers to Tough Travelling with the Tough Guide to Fantasyland! That’s right, we’ve dusted it down and brought back this feature (created by Nathan of ... -
Drinkin’ with David and…. HÛW STEER (Ad Luna)
Hey everyone and welcome back to Drinkin’ with David! This week David is catching up over a drink with author Hûw Steer, whose novel Ad Luna ... -
Walking Middle-Earth: Three Farthings Pub Crawl
This month in Walking Middle-Earth, Everard Took takes us on a pub crawl across the Shire. Kai Greenwood (@LostDunedan) Three Farthings Pub Crawl: Experience the hospitality ... -
Drinkin’ with David and… ROBERT V.S. REDICK (Master Assassins)
Hey everyone and welcome back to Drinkin’ with David! This time around we get to hang out with Robert VS Redick: author of Fire Sacraments ... -
Author Spotlight – Daniel Rigby (ISAAC STEELE AND THE FOREVER MAN)
Daniel Rigby is a BAFTA-winning actor, comedian and writer who works across theatre, TV and film. He is an acclaimed stand up and live comedy performer. ... -
Author Spotlight: Malcolm Devlin (UNEXPECTED PLACES TO FALL FROM, UNEXPECTED PLACES TO LAND)
Malcolm Devlin is the author of the collection ‘Unexpected Places to Fall From, Unexpected Places to Land’, published by Unsung Stories, and the novella, ‘And ...
