Tag: Tor Books
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SORCERY OF A QUEEN by Brian Naslund – COVER REVEAL
We’re so excited to have the privilege of revealing the UK cover for Sorcery of a Queen by Brian Naslund, which is to be published by ... -
THE UNSPOKEN NAME by A.K. Larkwood (Book Review)
“Nothing in this world has earned the power to frighten you, Csorwe” The Unspoken Name is the first book in The Serpent Gates series by A.K. ... -
FATE OF THE FALLEN by Kel Kade (Book Review)
Fate of the Fallen by Kel Kade is the first instalment in the Shroud of Prophecy series. Initially, it was the cover of this book that ... -
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 ... -
Author Spotlight – A.K. Larkwood
Joining us for today’s Author Spotlight is A.K. Larkwood! A.K. Larkwood studied English at St John’s College, Cambridge. Since then, she has worked in higher education ... -
Interview with Michael Swanwick (THE IRON DRAGON’S MOTHER)
Michael Swanwick is the author of modern Fantasy classic The Iron Dragon’s Daughter (1993), which reimagines the world of Faerie as a post-industrial wasteland. It was ... -
BLOOD OF AN EXILE by Brian Naslund (Book Review)
“You can have black deeds and mistakes in your past without being rotten down to the core. You can keep moving through this world, even if ... -
THE DRAGONS OF BABEL by Michael Swanwick (Book Review)
“We high-elven are like bubbles which, rising, dissolve before reaching the surface. Our power is spiritual in essence and so as we gain strength our attachment ... -
A Time of Blood by John Gwynne (Book Review)
‘“We live our lives by Truth and Courage. Love and loyalty, friendship and honour are our guiding lights.”’ John Gwynne must be a sorcerer because A ... -
The Fated Sky by Mary Robinette Kowal (Book Review)
The Fated Sky opens in 1961 and continues the story from The Calculating Stars. Elma is an astronaut and is regularly shuttling back and forward between ...
