Once again New York Comic Con has come and gone, and once again all the big publishers in New York came out to play. As usual, I took home entirely too many books - both free and purchased - and now sit in a paper mausoleum that is close to sealing me off from the…
Month: October 2016
Grayshade – 1 Shade of Gray
Back by popular demand (and because I chained him to a desk because I have been busy), our editor Will is here with a post about the new book Grayshade by Gregory A. Wilson Having been an avid reader of fantasy since my days as a child, I’ve gotten the opportunity to explore a wide…
The Path Of Flames – Pleasantly Warm
A little while ago, several bloggers started talking about the startling high quality of a new self published fantasy book on the market, The Path of Flames (PoF) by Phil Tucker. People were calling it the next Blood Song, lauding its exciting plot and prose and claiming that it was impressively well-edited for a self…
The Rising – To The Occasion
The Mechanical, by Ian Tregillis, was one of my top books of 2015, so it should be no surprise that I was excited for the sequel - The Rising. For those of you unfamiliar with the original book, it is a historical fiction that follows multiple points of view, telling the story of a steampunk…
The Queen of Blood – Something For My Future Daughter… Or Son
You know what type of book I have never enjoyed? One aimed at young women. Why? Probably because I am a man in his late 20’s and books of that nature have never been written in a manner that appeals to me… until now. There is nothing wrong with young adult books, especially those aimed…
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