Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith by Matthew Woodring Stover
One of the great tenets of storytelling is that while destination is often known, it is in the journey, how we get there that…
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Wildwood Road by Christopher Golden
Christopher Golden paints a realistic picture of a normal couple thrust into an unfortunate encounter with a dark and supernatural force in his latest…
The Storyteller by Martha Whittington
AuthorHouse August 2004 ISBN # 1418418226 THE STORYTELLER is a collection of short stories. In the first story, The Fennigan Case, a…
A Secret Atlas by Michael Stackpole
A Secret Atlas is Michael Stackpole’s latest fantasy effort, the opening novel in The Age of Discovery trilogy. Atlases or maps of the fantastic…
The Mysteries by Lisa Tuttle
Vanishings, disappearances, missing people and the Sidhe, or fairy folk – these things comprise the backdrop for Lisa Tuttle’s engrossing and magically fine…
The Cube Root of Time by Herbert Cohen
Jacobyte Books 2003 ISBN # 1741001366 THE CUBE ROOT OF TIME is one of the most well written books I have…
The Complete Guide to Writing Fantasy by Darin Park
Dragon Moon Press ISBN # 1896944094 Edited by Darin Park and Tom Dullemond THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO WRITING FANTASY is a compilation of tips…
The Fantasy Writer’s Companion by Tee Morris
Dragon Moon Press ISBN # 1896944159 Edited by Tee Morris and Valerie Griswold-Ford THE FANTASY WRITER’S COMPANION is the sequel to…
The Year of Our War by Steph Swainston
In the Fourlands, a world on the brink of being overrun by hordes of large Insects, salvation falls to the shoulders of a winged…
Karma On Tap by R. B. Wilcox
KARMA ON TAP is the retelling of a Buddhist legend about the future Buddha or Maitreya but with a technological twist. James Cole was…
Burndive by Karin Lowarchee
Burndive, Karen Lowachee’s follow-up to her critically acclaimed, impressive debut novel Warchild is nearly as good and that, and at the least, a worthy…
Foop! by Chris Genoa
I must say this was the weirdest book I have ever read. Chris Genoa goes crazy in FOOP!. In the overture he rambles…
The Shadow Roads by Sean Russel
In The Shadow Roads, the concluding volume of the Swan’s War Trilogy, Sean Russell brings the epic fate of the Renné and Wills families…
Time Trap by D.E. Gronquist
Dr. Madge Hall, an NSA Scientist, was the first one on the scene of a very strange appearance. Some sort of machine with…
Crossing the Line by Karen Traviss
Karen Traviss’s interstellar saga of human and alien interaction continues in Crossing the Line, the sequel to her novel from earlier in 2004, City…
Grand Design, The by John Marco
John Marco set himself very high standards with the first novel in his Tyrants and Kings trilogy. The Jackal of Nar breathed…
Orphanage by Robert Buettner
Approximately 40 years in the future, Earth is being attacked, cities are being destroyed, and people are being drawn into the armed forces…
22 Stories by David Lawrence
Emily and Phillip were the subjects of Project Immersion. They participated for nine months and have only bits of dreams and glimpses of…
Etched City, The by K.J. Bishop
In The Etched City, K.J. Bishop brings to light many themes – love, death, theology, and art. These are some of the Big themes…
Jackal of Nar, The by John Marco
First novels are not meant to be as good as this. It is rare to find such epic grandeur, deep characterization and well…
