Tag Archives: Fantasy

Like a sack of dog feces that has been left on your doorstep and is frantically searching for a match.

It's good to see the Fae have so many ways of getting by even in these complicated times.

Poor Richard's Lament: A Most Timely Tale is a tale of Benjamin Franklin and a morality tale for our times.

Throne of the Crescent Moon is a wonderful read filled with djinns, ghuls, magic, murder, friendships, laughter, bravery and sorrow.

Frankly, this just isn't my cup of tea — but I can see why some people might like it.

Don't read this book because it adds much-needed diversity to the fantasy genre; read it because it's well written.

It's 1882. Cue the robots and zombies! Mike Resnick gives us a violent, funny, outrageous and thoroughly enjoyable Weird Western.

The comparison of Martin with Tolkien is without basis and makes the books that much more disappointing.

The Demi-Monde: Winter combines science fiction, adventure, and suspense to create an unforgettable book about an incredible world.

The author has channeled Anne Rice’s unassuming writing style and pacing while borrowing themes...