Stephen King’s foray into the realm of fantasy is about the Kingdom of Delain: a father, his two sons, and an evil magician.
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J.B. Manas had me at Jurassic Park with dragons
Over a year and a half ago, I was emailing back and forth with author J.B. Manas. He said he had a book called Dragon Island in the works and said that it had Jurassic Park vibes.
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Imajica is an epic tome worthy of your time
Clive Barker’s Imajica is more than the world; it’s five. Four of them have reconciled with each other, and one – ours, the Earth – is removed from the rest. But reconciliation may be upon us.
Declassify >Tales Before Tolkien confirmed my love for more modern fantasy
Douglas A. Anderson’s collection of stories gathered in Tales Before Tolkien: The Roots of Modern Fantasy appears to be more from before Tolkien’s works were published than “classic stories that inspired the author of The Lord of the Rings” but I can’t fault the publisher for trying to drum up sales.
Of the 21 stories that make up this collection, there were only a handful I enjoyed and four that I truly loved…
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Hope woven through soon-to-be-legendary Astrid Falls
“Vancouver is falling down–crumbling into sand. To save it, Astrid O’Brien boards a bus to a parallel dimension, there to confront the demons of the city, and to answer the question: Are we who we’re told we are, or who we decide to be?” This is the back cover synopsis for Andrew Cownden’s debut novel Astrid Falls: A Legend of Vancouver. And it is not a book to skip, but one to read and discuss with friends. Who are you?…
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