Welcome to the House that God built. Evenmere, the High House, that unending ever-changing building which crosses and contains worlds. It is, and represents, all Creation, an enigma, a parable, a mystery. Within its halls and rooms, passages and basements, … Continue reading
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All Rani Trader wanted to do was become a glasswright, part of one of Morenia’s most powerful and talented guilds. Her parents sacrificed as much as they possibly could to buy Rani’s way into the guild as an apprentice, little … Continue reading
Chosen of the Sun Beloved of the Dead Children of the Dragon In the world of the Exalted, death is just the beginning. After plundering an ancient tomb and leaving behind some decidedly unpleasant boobytraps, the wandering priest of the … Continue reading
In The Dragon of Despair, the third book in the series started with Through Wolf’s Eyes and continued in Wolf’s Head, Wolf’s Heart, feral wolf-girl and reluctant hero, Firekeeper, is back. It’s been little more than a year since her … Continue reading
Once upon a time, the Kingdom of Jorsk was a mighty realm, expanding its borders aggressively. A generation ago, they conquered the Caerfolk of Duncaer through bloody means. In the process, the Chosen One, hero and protector of Jorsk, was … Continue reading
“Dear Prospective Student, Congratulations on your acceptance to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. As you might be well aware, we live in strange and unusual times, and those times are growing ever more so. As such, we wish to … Continue reading
Originally released in 1998, Dreaming Down-Under is one of those ambitious volumes which attempts to not just expand the limits and boundaries of the speculative fiction range of genres, but to shatter them altogether, much like Dangerous Visions did in … Continue reading
Welcome to the future. Welcome to the Montezuma Strip, a fever-hot, dangerous borderland that stretches from Baja to the Gulf. It’s a Spanglish place where anything is possible, no matter how dangerous, treacherous, or illegal. It’s a rough, fantastic, magical … Continue reading
He’s a shameless huckster, an unrepentant storyteller, a charming old man, a never-say-die opportunist whose career has spanned decades, following the ebb and flow of the comic book industry in America. He’s a modern-day P.T. Barnum, part writer and part … Continue reading
Thanks to the phenomenal popularity of the Harry Potter books, J.K. Rowling has achieved a fame seldom attributed to authors, especially those who write children’s books. Ironically, as Sean Smith points out, Rowling is someone uncomfortable with fame, the sort … Continue reading