Dragon Lords by C. Dunbar
Man, what a ride! That is the only way to describe the experience of reading Dragon Lords, by C. Dunbar. According to the publisher,…
Month: May 2002
Midnight Predator by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes
Vampires are so overdone. They used to be the terror of night, that ghoulish creature that fed on human blood, frightening and horrendous in…
STARMAN by Sara Douglass (Axis/Wayfarer Redemption #3)
Sara Douglass’ fantasy began appearing in the United States in March 2001, but she has received the Aurealis (the Australian Fantasy) award and she…
Dune versus Dune by Byron Merritt
I enjoyed talking with my grandfather on many occasions prior to his death and, not surprisingly, our conversations often strayed into the realm of…
The Backburner Book by Karin Lowachee
Nobody was more surprised than the author that WARCHILD came out the way it did. I was working on a fantasy novel when a…
On Fantasy by Alma A. Hromic
Most fiction is about a battle between Good and Evil. The Evil may be a sadistic schoolteacher or Adolf Hitler, but this is still…
Folklore by Cecilia Dart-Thornton
THE LORE of the SUPERNATURAL Some folk call them “fairies” others call them “wights”. Whatever you name them, it is useful to be armed…
Interview with Kathleen Cunnigham Guler
Q: What interests you so much about Arthurian Britain? Why did you choose that period in history to write about? A: I have always…
