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 Jumping from trilogy to standalone, Brandon Sanderson gives new vision to fantasy in Warbreaker. The latest from the author chosen to complete Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. |
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Kat chatted with author and artist (not to mention SFFWorld regular!) Kevin Radthorne.
Rob conducted this e-mail interview with Joshua Palmatier, whose debut trilogy The Throne of Amenkor, concluded in 2008 with The Vacant Throne. Here, they cover the trilogy, writing, influences, and what’s next.
Kat and Hobbit talk to the talented writer of humourous Fantasy, Jim C Hines on the release of his latest book: a Fantasy with an interesting take on traditional Fairy Tales.
David Louis Edelman has, thus far, published two novels. Infoquake and MultiReal are the first two books in his Jump 225 trilogy and his writing is pleasing fans and critics. He took some time to conduct this e-mail interview with Rob Bedford for SFFWorld.com
James corresponded with Paul about his newest novel The Ten Thousand.
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Mark reviews one of the most eagerly awaited new releases of the year: Joe Abercrombie's stand alone novel, Best Served Cold. 
Mark reviews what he thinks will be one of the best fantasy books of the year. .jpg)
Peter Brett's debut novel has received a lot of attention thus far. Rob couldn't help but give The Warded Man his undivided attention. .jpg)
Mark reviews China Mieville's latest, of a world both similar and different to our own.
Part gaslight mystery, part Celtic fantasy, and part modern day heist, Chris Roberson delivers the goods again in End of the Century..jpg)
Rob checks in on the second book of Peter F. Hamilton's massively enjoyable Void Trilogy.
Mark / Hobbit reviews the second in Marianne de Pierres's Space Opera series. 
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