Tag Archives: Fantasy

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...

Tears of Min Brock offers a world of hope and fantasy, full of intriguing possibilities.

Rumpelstiltskin's origin story on this week's excellent installment of Once Upon a Time. What did you think?