Monthly Archives: February 2020

A Ritual of Bone by Lee C Conley: a Review by E.G. Stone

In recent years, it seems as though the idea of the zombie apocalypse has become rather prevalent in popular media. People tell me that this is because of the television series, The Walking Dead, but as I haven’t actually seen … Continue reading

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Nightblade by Ryan Kirk: a Review by E.G. Stone

If you haven’t yet heard of Nightblade by Ryan Kirk, then you are in for quite the treat. This book not only has over seven-hundred reviews on Amazon, with an overall rating of 4.5, but is also one of the … Continue reading

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By the Hand of Dragons: AlinGuard by Alexzander Christion: a Review by E.G. Stone

This week’s book review is of Alexzander Christion’s book By The Hand of Dragons: AlinGuard. This book is an unexpected and impressive fantasy novel, that a reader of the classics as well as modern interpretations of fantasy would enjoy thoroughly. … Continue reading

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The First Girl Child by Amy Harmon: a Review by E.G. Stone

The good thing about fantasy is that it is a genre that can be incredibly broad. For example, Amy Harmon’s First Girl Child is a book that perhaps deals more with mythology than it does true magic. This book explores … Continue reading

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The Ashen Levels by CF Welburn: a Review by E.G. Stone

The Ashen Levels by CF Welburn is a gamelit progressive fantasy novel which is both massive in scope and definitely on my best books list for this year. I think this book probably is one of the more impressive in … Continue reading

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A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe by Alex White: a Review by E.G. Stone

Time to foray into the world of traditional publishing. I read a book called A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe by Alex White. This book is a combination of sci-fi in the most space opera terms, and … Continue reading

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Sour Fruit by Eli Allison: Review by E. G. Stone

Sour Fruit by Eli Allison is a dystopian speculative fiction novel that follows both the traditional sense of dystopian and modern sense dystopian whilst causing huge amounts of trouble. The traditional sense of dystopian novels involve a utopian society in … Continue reading

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Interview with Christopher Moore

Q: When did you know you wanted to be a writer? Describe the journey that led to the publication of Practical Demonkeeping? A: I first thought I might want to be a writer when I was 12 or so, and … Continue reading

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Exploring Diversity in Fantasy Books with J.R. O’Bryant

This is the Books and Authors Fantasy Podcast Episode 87 with J.R. O’Bryant . Good day and welcome to this episode of the Books and Authors Fantasy Podcast. I’m your host, podcaster and author of Fun Fantasy Reads, Jamie Davis. … Continue reading

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Dagger and Scythe: by Emilie Knight – Review by E.G. Stone

We’re going to start off today with a review of the grim dark/macabre/dark fantasy story Dagger and Scythe by Emilie Knight. The story was difficult to classify genre wise for me, because I am really not very good at classifying … Continue reading

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