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Been away for a while–caught the flu and am catching up on things I wasn’t able to get to (like my blog!). Also have been reassessing the structure of When Dragons Wake, and tidying thing… more →
Dark Totem
The Stolen Child Awakens
Eleanor wrote 5 hours ago: The port city of Hulv had been a perfect place to hide the baby, Maggie had thought, as she strode c … more →
New Releases Paranormal Romance June July 2009
immortalfiction wrote 2 days ago: Jun 30: Vicious Cycle by Linda Robertson Dying Bites (The Bloodhound Files) by D. D. Barant Hidden C … more →
A first scene
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hexebart wrote 3 days ago: I’ve written a prologue and a first scene for my new book, an intimate epic fantasy called … more →
The First King of Shannara
Tee Jay wrote 3 days ago: I finished reading The First King of Shannara. I have to say, what a wonderful novel. I really enjoy … more →
Cover Spotlight: Gaga for Fantasy
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kmont wrote 4 days ago: I can’t stop looking for new books. You all get to reap the benefits of my obsession. Hooray, … more →
He wanted a sword long enough to slash the sky and tumble the dwellers in paradise from their beds
Max Cairnduff wrote 6 days ago: I’m not, as a rule, a fan of the fantasy genre. Indeed, shortly I’ll be blogging about … more →
Midsummer in Trondlthorn
Eleanor wrote 1 week ago: Time flies. I wrote about my Midsummer experience in Sweden in a post a while ago,but I thought th … more →
Reading the text: Sharon Shinn
Randolph Carter wrote 1 week ago: Author website: http://sharonshinn.net/ Could you take a minute and explain what Fortune and Fate is … more →
The First King of Shannara
Tee Jay wrote 1 week ago: First off, I think I’m going to continue my diatribe on Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. I s … more →
Reading the text: Laura Resnick
Randolph Carter wrote 1 week ago: Author website: http://www.lauraresnick.com/ Could you take a minute and explain what The Purifying … more →
REVIEW: Traitor to the Blood
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kmont wrote 1 week ago: Barb and J.C. Hendee Traitor to the Blood (Noble Dead Saga, series 1, book #4) ROC ISBN-10: 0451460 … more →
Real life reflected in fiction
Isabel Joely Black wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m afraid I owe all my readers a huge apology for my chronic absences over the last few weeks … more →
A Brief History of Modern Fantasy Literature, p. II
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Michael Westmoreland-White wrote 2 weeks ago: III. Late Victorian Era.: The Flowering of Fantasy At the end of the 19th C. and beginning of the 20 … more →
Samantha and the Wind (Part Three)
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harrylthompsonjr wrote 2 weeks ago: “Well,” said Justice, his eyes looking upwards, then sideways. “You’re a child, a female, and that m … more →
A Brief History of Modern Fantasy Literature, p. I
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Michael Westmoreland-White wrote 2 weeks ago: I. Forerunners: If we define “the Modern Age” as beginning with the Renaissance and Ref … more →
On the subject of releasing a new book
mesthersherman wrote 2 weeks ago: Releasing a new book is an odd sensation. I sit up in the night and wonder about every line on every … more →
Sources of Modern Fantasy Literature
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Michael Westmoreland-White wrote 2 weeks ago: Those who read this blog primarily for religious social commentary, theology, philosophy, or politi … more →
Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell = Long
Tee Jay wrote 2 weeks ago: This book is so fucking long! It’s not that I didn’t like it, or at least that I didn … more →
Distilling Starflowers
Eleanor wrote 2 weeks ago: Again, I’m seeing problems with the formatting, so if you are seeing large chunks of the writ … more →
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