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Cover Reveal for Jay Kristoff’s “Nevernight”

Overlord June 1, 2016

I’ve been a huge fan of Jay Kristoff’s since reading Stormdancer back in 2012. Admittedly, the themes of Japan, Martial Arts, Fantasy, Mythical Creatures and Technology pretty much answered my…

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Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off #2: The Fall of the Three

Geoff Matthews June 1, 2016

Everything needs an evocative title to draw the reader in and, whilst not quite the hyperbole of a Sun newspaper headline, these three haven’t truly fallen. It is more to…

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The Malice by Peter Newman

T. O. Munro May 31, 2016

Peter Newman has followed up his remarkable debut The Vagrant with another exceptional tale, The Malice. In The Vagrant, Newman flouted convention with a present tense story of a protagonist…

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Fantasy’s Tricksters

Trent Cannon May 30, 2016

Fantasy loves a big, strong hero, almost as much as we love a big, scary villain. We love to see a good, old-fashioned epic showdown, preferably on top of a…

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Star Wars: Bloodline by Claudia Gray

Zachary A. Matzo May 28, 2016

Bloodline is best novel of the new Star Wars unified continuity. It’s certainly one of the best Princess Leia tales ever told. Steeped in the myth, lore and continuity of…

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Children of Earth and Sky by Guy Gavriel Kay

Eric Christensen May 27, 2016

Children of Earth and Sky, Guy Gavriel Kay’s 13th novel, interweaves several individual tales into a larger story highlighting the pain and opportunity and fragility of living between clashing empires…

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Game of Thrones: Content vs. Delivery

Zachary A. Matzo May 26, 2016

I’ve just finished the fourth episode of the current season and I’m more engaged with both the show and the world of A Song of Ice and Fire than I…

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Faeries and Folklore – Part One: An Introduction

Leo Elijah Cristea May 25, 2016

We’re going to talk about faeries. For the purposes of both my sanity and authenticity, leave any and all notions of Disney’s Tinker Bell at the door. Tinker Bell is…

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Breaking the Glass Slipper: Podcast Celebrating Women in Genre

Lucy Hounsom May 23, 2016

This month, I’d like to officially introduce Fantasy-Faction readers to Breaking the Glass Slipper. The brainchild of Megan Leigh over at Pop Verse, it’s a bi-monthly podcast focusing on women…

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HEX by Thomas Olde Heuvelt

Jonathan Thornton May 21, 2016

“This is all it takes for people to plunge into insanity: one night alone with themselves and what they fear most.” Witches have a long history running through folklore, myth…

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Create Your Own Fantasy Author Frankenstein Monster

Peter Newman May 19, 2016

Last year, in the build up to Fantasy-Faction’s Grim Gathering event, it was suggested to me that I would look a lot better if I had Myke Cole’s arms. One…

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Otherbound by Corinne Duyvis

Jo Niederhoff May 18, 2016

In my life, I’ve found that there are a few different sorts of books I wind up reading. Some are gifts. Some are books I explicitly sought out. And some…

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