ON MY RADAR: THE NIGHTMARE STACKS by Charles Stross / THE DEVOURERS by Indra Das / INVADERS edited by Jacob Weisman
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[BOOK REVIEW] Timothy Zahn’s PAWN’S GAMBIT AND OTHER STRATAGEMS Will Delight Current Fans and Make New Ones
Nicole reviews Timothy Zahn's short fiction collection [...]
THE HOUSE OF DANIEL by Harry Turtledove Mixes Alternate History, Fantasy and Baseball
Get a sneak peek at THE HOUSE OF DANIEL by Harry Turtledove [...]
[INTERVIEW] Yanni Kuznia, Director of Production at Subterranean Press, on Editing FANTASY MEDLEY 3
Andrea interviews Yanni Kuznia, editor of FANTASY MEDLEY 3, featuring stories by Jacqueline Carey, Kevin Hearne, Laura Bickle, and Aliette de Bodard [...]
[GUEST POST] Stina Leicht, Author of COLD IRON, on Fantasy and Magic Systems
Today, Stina Leicht, author of COLD IRON, discusses complexity and diversity in fantasy and magic systems [...]
STORIES FOR CHIP edited by Nisi Shawl and Bill Campbell is a Fitting Tribute to an Amazing Author
STORIES FOR CHIP (A Tribute to Samuel R. Delany) is a fitting tribute to an amazing author [...]
TRAILER: Monster Hunt – The Weird Chinese Martial Arts Fantasy Film That Broke the Box Office
Monster Hunt is a martial arts fantasy film that has broken box office records in China. Here's the weird trailer. [...]
VIDEO: “Black Angel” – The Epic Fantasy Film Shown With “The Empire Strikes Back”
Black Angel, Roger Christian's long-lost epic fantasy film, has been recently discovered. [...]
Peter Newman’s THE VAGRANT is Dark Dystopian Fantasy at Its Very Best
Peter Newman tells us why THE VAGRANT by Peter Newman is a must read for 2015 [...]
Available as eBooks for the First Time: Jessica Amanda Salmonson’s Classic Fantasy Trilogy THE TOMOE GOZEN SAGA
The Tomoe Gozen Saga by Jessica Amanda Salmonson is coming to ebook for the first time, courtesy of Open Road Media [...]
BOOK REVIEW: Hawk by Steven Brust
REVIEW SUMMARY: Feeling like a who’s-who of Vlad’s friends in Adrilankha, Hawk balances fatalism with hope, and never misses a beat with the humor and rapid fire dialog [...]
BOOK REVIEW: Frostborn by Lou Anders
REVIEW SUMMARY: Lou Anders’s debut novel for young readers is an engaging and fun fantasy adventure. Younger readers will enjoy the novel and find identifiable characters [...]
BOOK REVIEW: The Free by Brian Ruckley
REVIEW SUMMARY: Stock characters but great action and even greater magic. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: With war drawing to a close Yulan and his mercenary company accept one [...]
The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams and Its Place in the History of Epic Fantasy
I’ve recently finished an in-depth re-read of The Dragonbone Chair, the first book in Tad Williams’ Memory, Sorrow and Thorn trilogy (or tetralogy because when the series [...]
Of Kingdoms, Polities and the Politics of Fantasy: THE GOBLIN EMPEROR by Katherine Addison
Why are aristocratic forms of government so common in fantasy? Is it because so much fantasy is set in faux-medieval countries and polities, and so kings, dukes, countesses [...]
[GUEST POST] 3 Things Betsy Dornbusch Learned by Writing Fantasy
Betsy Dornbusch is the author of a dozen short stories, three novellas, and two novels. She also is an editor with the speculative fiction magazine Electric Spec and the [...]
The Best Podcast Fiction of All Time (#21 – #30)
This is my third installment of my Best Podcast Fiction of All Time List, covering #21-30. You can find #41-50 here and #31-40 here. This is the middle list of the five [...]
[GUEST POST] Sarah Cawkwell on Alternate History with Fantasy and Magic
An NHS worker by day and a writer under the cover of night, Sarah Cawkwell‘s first novel The Gildar Rift was published by the Black Library in 2011. Since then, she has [...]
Interview with Matthew Reilly, Author of TROLL MOUNTAIN
Matthew Reilly is the international bestselling author of twelve novels: Ice Station, Temple, Contest, Area 7, Scarecrow, Hover Car Racer, Hell Island, Seven Ancient Wonders, [...]
[GUEST POST] Katherine Addison (Author of THE GOBLIN EMPEROR) on Breaking Down the Walls of Fantasy
Katherine Addison‘s short fiction has been selected by The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror and The Year’s Best Science Fiction. Her new novel, The Goblin [...]
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