Book Review: The Vorrh
/At the heart of this astounding work of fantasy broods a jungle called the Vorrh, a forest so unending that it warps time and steals souls.
Read MoreBook Review: The Wide World's End
/In the concluding volume of James Enge's gripping fantasy trilogy, a band of unlikely heroes is caught between warring godlike beings in a world quickly tearing itself apart
Read MoreBook Review: Shadow
/In the second volume of Will Elliott's fantastic "Pendulum" trilogy, a large and engaging cast of characters fight to survive in a world drastically out of balance
Read MoreBook Review: A Darker Shade of Magic
/In V. E. Schwab's new fantasy novel, a young man can travel between a string of alternate-reality Londons
Read MoreBook Review: The Whispering Swarm
/The legendary fantasy author Michael Moorcock returns after a long absence to the genre he helped to create
Read MoreBook Review: The Slow Regard of Silent Things
/The bestselling author of the "Kingkiller Chronicles" turns in a short novella devoted to one of his fan-favorite characters
Read MoreBook Review: Tower Lord
/Anthony Ryan follows up his much-praised debut "Blood Song" with a much more ambitious sequel
Read MoreBook Review: The Pilgrims
/When two London friends find a doorway leading to a magical realm, they think they're in luck - but Will Elliott's raucous new novel has some nasty surprises in store for them
Read MoreBook Review: The Barrow
/Ancient magic talismans are almost always more trouble than they're worth, but that doesn't deter the rag-tag group of anti-heroes in Mark Smylie's energetically readable debut novel
Read MoreBook Review: The Emperor's Blades
/The engrossing first volume of a very promising new fantasy series
Read MoreBook Review: What Makes This Book So Great
/One of the brightest stars in the sci-fi/fantasy night sky writes about the interesting stuff she's been re-reading
Read MoreBook Review: He Drank, and Saw the Spider
/Sixteen years ago, young mercenary Eddie LaCrosse saved a baby girl from an angry bear and found her a good home far from trouble - or so he thought. Sixteen years later, that baby girl is all grown up and at the heart of all the trouble in the world in Alex Bledsoe's latest nifty sword-and-sorcery novel
Read MoreBook Review: Two Serpents Rise
/In a fantasy version of LA where sorcerous captains of industry wage war against the gods, a conflicted young 'risk manager' works to prevent a dark plot from poisoning millions of people
Read MoreBook Review: The Lost Prince
/A group of extra-dimensional retainers must protect their exiled prince - but he doesn't know who he is, and they don't either.
Read MoreBook Review: Wolfhound Century
/A killer stalks a dark-fantasy alternate version of the Soviet Union in Peter Higgins' fantastic debut novel
Read MoreBook Review: A Memory of Light
/The legendary fantasy series at long last comes to its conclusion
Read MoreBook Review: Ice Forged
/The first volume in a new fantasy series opens on a world where the everyday background magic on which everybody depends is beginning to flicker out ...
Read MoreBook Review: Wake of the Bloody Angel
/The latest adventure featuring freelance 'sword jockey' Eddie LaCrosse is - avast! - a rollicking pirate-yarn!
Read MoreGuest Movie Review: Snow White and the Huntsman
/Can the Peter Jackson/Lord of the Rings approach work with the Brothers Grimm? Mr. Anderson tells the tale!
Read MoreClassics Reissued: The Mabinogion Tetralogy
/A towering landmark of epic fantasy literature is re-issued in a pretty paperback!
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