Tag: fantasy
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THE BLACK HAWKS by David Wragg (Book Review)
The Good: Larger than life characters thrown together in a small world of consequences and c*ck ups – despite covering the well-worn tropes of a mercenary ... -
LEGACY OF ASH by Matthew Ward (Book Review)
‘[[Much can change in time,]] said Anastacia. [[Truth becomes hope, and hope becomes legend. What was wild becomes settled, and fear lives on as prejudice. People ... -
TRAIL OF LIGHTNING by Rebecca Roanhorse (Book Review)
I was very grateful to get an ARC of this upcoming release from NetGalley, as it’s a book I’d heard great things about… Wait – upcoming ... -
SWORDHEART by T. Kingfisher (Book Review)
I don’t really care for rap, but I do own albums by The Lonely Island and Professor Elemental. That’s the power of comedy. It can help ... -
THE FIRST RULE OF ADVENTURING by Vichet Ou (Book Review)
The First Rule of Adventuring is a musically-infused comic fantasy novel about an adventurer who screws himself into taking on a plucky princess as his apprentice. ... -
WARRIOR OF THE ALTAII by Robert Jordan (Book Review)
‘Our drums began to play again, a battle beat, and the war flutes joined in. The masses of horsemen began to move, rolling forward in a ... -
THE PURSUIT OF WILLIAM ABBEY by Claire North (Book Review)
‘The Great War had been coming for such a long time. It was born in the hearts of our ruling men the day they were held ... -
ALREADY COMES DARKNESS by T L Greylock (Book Review)
“This heart that beats for others, for the stars in the sky and the green trees in the wind. Even for all the nine realms. It ... -
CARVED FROM STONE AND DREAM by T. Frohock (Book Review)
This is the fifth story in Teresa Frohock’s Los Nefilim series, though it’s the second that is a more conventional full novel length, rather than the ... -
Interview with Ellen Kushner (SWORDSPOINT)
Ellen Kushner is the author of the iconic Swordspoint (1987), a tale of queer romance between witty swordsmen in an unnamed fantastical city that has become ...
