While every fantasy video game owes a nod (and often more) to The Lord Of The Rings, so too do many fantasy novels owe a nod back to fantasy video games. Take A Blood Of Kings (Kindle ...CONTINUE
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It’s always the middle book of a trilogy where things go to shit. But that doesn’t seem to be the case with Ada Hoffman’s cosmic horror sci-fi space opera novel The Fallen (paperback, Kindle)…but only because ...CONTINUE
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While there’s been tons of behind-the-scenes books about Star Wars, writers Edward Gross and Mark A. Altman are trying to do something different with Secrets Of The Force (hardcover, Kindle, audiobook) by not only ...CONTINUE
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While many fantasy stories deal with war — either showing what led to it or what happened during it — we usually don’t get to see what happened afterwards…unless, of course, it leads to another war. But in the ...CONTINUE
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It’s a good time to be a fan of the H.P. Lovecraft-inspired cosmic horror board game Arkham Horror. Not only is there a new, comprehensive version of the game called Arkham Horror: The Revised Core Set coming soon, ...CONTINUE
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In the 1978 horror movie Magic, Anthony Hopkins is the man behind a scary ventriloquist dummy. But while writer Jason Marc Harris says his puppet-centric novel Master Of Rods And Strings (paperback, Kindle) is a ...CONTINUE
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In the following email interview about his new novel When The Sparrow Falls (hardcover, Kindle, audiobook), writer Neil Sharpson talks about how this story encompasses elements of dystopian science fiction, cyberpunk sci-fi, and spy thrillers. ...CONTINUE
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In the two decades that I lived in New Jersey, I never once saw the Jersey Devil. I saw a pissy turtle, some easily spooked deer, and a lot of hungry mosquitos, but not once did I ever see ...CONTINUE
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