Some reading advice for when you really should stop playing Tears of Kingdoms
Happy Zelda Month to everyone celebrating! Finally, we can return to Hyrule…and never come back. At least, that’s how it feels. I’ve […]
Tag: fantasy
Luxurious and Crunchy Fantasy: Martha Wells’ The Witch-King
“I’ve been a Martha Wells fan since the first Murderbot Diaries book, All Systems Red. So of course, I was very excited when I heard […]
Science, fiction and fungi: What ‘The Last of Us’ got right
Fungi don’t always receive the attention they deserve. In a 1996 New York Times Magazine article titled “Fungi All Around Us,” it […]
The Ideal Introduction to Science Fiction: A Fantastic Flight to the Mushroom Planet
In this fortnightly series reviewing classic science fiction and fantasy books, Alan Brown looks at the forefront and leading edge of the field; books about soldiers and […]
A Dragon, a Heist, and a Lot of Dangerous Secrets: LR Lam’s Dragonfall
Lam’s previous speculative novels have appeared under the name Laura Lam, most recently including the space opera two-part series Seven Devils and Seven Mercies, co-written […]
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