Sometimes you just have to take matters into your own hands. It’s why Shade Nox, the main character of Sarah J. Daley’s new fantasy novel Obsidian (paperback, Kindle) is the hero of that story…and the center ...CONTINUE
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When Gaie Sebold released her fantasy novel Babylon Steel in 2011, she probably wasn’t thinking she was ahead of the curve by making her hero an unapologetic sex worker. But a lot can happen in 11 years. Including interest in ...CONTINUE
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With his high fantasy novel Descent: Legends Of The Dark: The Gates Of Thelgrim (paperback, Kindle), writer Robbie MacNiven is returning to the realm of Terrinoth for his second epic fantasy novel based on the board ...CONTINUE
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Despite what the title may suggest, Alex Thompson’s new novel Spidertouch (paperback, Kindle) is not about an arachnid who works as a massage therapist, or a bug who is a bit grabby. It’s a fantasy novel ...CONTINUE
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With Firesky (paperback, Kindle, audiobook), writer Mark de Jager is concluding the epic fantasy duology The Chronicles Of Stratus that he kicked off in 2020 with Infernal. In the following email interview, de Jager ...CONTINUE
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Just as J.R.R. Tolkien had Middle-earth, George R.R. Martin has Westeros, and R.A. Salvatore has Corona, so too does fantasy writer Tad Williams have a realm to call his own: Osten Ard, the fictional land where he’s set such ...CONTINUE
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The idea of mixing fantasy and history is not new. Mike Mignola’s Hellboy and B.P.R.D. comics have been doing it for years, as have the Wolfenstein games, and David Mack’s Dark Arts novels did it as well. But unless ...CONTINUE
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Science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke famously once said, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” It’s an idea that fellow science fiction (and fantasy) writer Adrian Tchaikovsky is putting to the test in his new sci-fi / ...CONTINUE
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When a writer puts together a collection of their work, they often collect their best work, their most recent work, or work that all falls within the same genre. And they usually keep their own council. But with A ...CONTINUE
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