Tag: Fantasy

Founded twenty years ago as a physical media mail order rental company, Netflix moved into online distribution and content production in 2013, first with high-end dramatic serials and

It was in his series of linked novels collectively known as the First Law where Joe Abercrombie made his name, yet he has not visited those lands in

The ever shifting chameleon of fantastic literature, China Miéville’s first publication since the short story collection Three Moments of an Explosion last year, the novella This Census-Taker is

Based on author Terry Brooks fantasy trilogy The Sword of Shannara, published between 1977 and 1985 and later vastly expanded, and developed for MTV by Smallville‘s Alfred Gough

The waves smash mercilessly against the ravaged lands which line the Shattered Sea, and while anger and envy overflow, trust and forgiveness are in short supply in the

For more than forty years his novels have defined sections of book stores; regardless of how small or large those stores may be, there will always be a

Hild “Thorn” Bathu is the first woman in a generation to be accepted into training for the king’s raid, but as ever, pain, bad timing and misfortune plague

Where The Cold Commands ended on a quest, a purpose and a defined goal, with almost a year passed the mythical ghost isle has still not been found

The wind is harsh in Thorlby, capital of Gettland on the western shore of the Shattered Sea, and the news carried on the wings of the messenger birds

Novelist Joe Abercrombie burst on the British fantasy scene with his trilogy The First Law, a grim and bloody epic of characters equally damaged and damaging. His reputation