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In what can only be described as one of the best awesomeness to penny deals of all time, Amazon have decided to offer up The Name of The Wind for…
In what can only be described as one of the best awesomeness to penny deals of all time, Amazon have decided to offer up The Name of The Wind for…
Back in 2011 there was a bit of a kerfuffle when the UK’s version of World Book Night – a highly publicised night that independent charity, The Reading Agency, runs…
The Final Round of voting in the Fantasy category of The Goodreads Choice Awards, one of the most noteworthy and sales boosting awards for authors, has opened up to the…
In what I, as a Literature student, consider very cool – and the rest of the World, as normal people, find utterly dull and pointless – Slate.com have done a…
OK, now, if you thought the posters for The Hobbit 2: The Desolation of Smaug I posted up earlier were cool… wait until you see this. You know how Google…
I think that each and every one of us, as genre fans, has a soft-spot for anything with J.R.R. Tolkien’s name attached to it; and this certainly goes for the…
In a move that I’d classify as ‘good’, because I feel EA have tended to create engaging Star Wars games for adults and Disney have tended to make un-engaging games…
Orbit books have released the cover art for Trudi Canavan’s upcoming novel, THIEF’S MAGIC. Arguably, it was Trudi’s Magicians Guild cover that really started the whole ‘hooded man’ cover and…
Django Wexler’s first book in his Shadow Campaigns series was well received here at Fantasy-Faction. The series, set in a world of gunpowder and magic, began with the first book,…
Americans have always been a little jealous of the British cover of The Lies of Locke Lamora, so, many of themyou will be happy to hear that the overwhelming success…
Writers of the future have issued a press release stating that this year’s L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future international Contest has seen an unprecedented quality of entries that…
Online marketplace Amazon know a thing or two about fantasy books, they list around 170,000 of them, so when they say ‘you need to read this book’ you need to…