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- by eranamageEver wondered where your socks go in the laundry, or why you can’t find your keys? The Kitchen Imps have the answer. The Kitchen Imps and Other Dark Tales – six short tales of mayhem and mischief. Winner of the 2018 best fantasy on NN […]
- by SeanAround 468 AD, a Roman bureaucrat named Arvandus committed treason, leading to a battle that contributed to the legends of King Arthur. Learn more about it here: The post Arthur and the Treason of Arvandus appeared first on Sean Poage.
- by R.T. EsterWhen he came home from the resource center, Mark removed his tote bag filled with binders and set it next to Malcolm’s book bag on the floor. Malcolm was old […]
- by SE LindbergSimulcast on Black Gate: Doom Pilgrim! – War Claw’s Solo Card-Game-BookNarrative game books steered my interest into dark fantasy reading and playing. The 1980s phenomenon of Fighting Fantasy gamebooks championed blending RPG elements into the choose-your-own-adventure genre. Although these persist in 2025 (in releases, digital versions, […]
- by Andrew P. WestonThe Stormlight Archive ReviewPart 2Regular readers of my blog will remember the reviews I completed on Brandon Sanderson’s Mistborn Series, a high-fantasy adventure spanning more than 300 years of history set within the fictional world of Scadrial, where the exploits of Allomancers are detailed.If you […]
- by Michael HansonMichael H. Hanson would like to promote two of his science fiction stories that were published this year for consideration toward the 2026 Nebula Award for Best Short Story. “After The Bomb” was published in THE JUNK MERCHANTS: A Literary Tribute to William S. Burroughs, […]
- by Charles GramlichI started these posts on Sword & Planet and Sword & Sorcery fiction September 16, 2023, and the page has grown in leaps & bounds. It currently has 5800 followers and we pick up more about every day. I want to thank all who […]