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The Rings of Power: initial thoughts

Amazon's offering of a new Middle Earth series is a great success

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The Crossover: a review

The Crossover, by John Westbrook, is one of those fantasy books that appeal to older teens and to adults.

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Was Tolkien Racist?

A recent claim that Tolkien was somewhat racist is seriously misguided.

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The Discworld Evolution of Granny Weatherwax

Terry Pratchett's Discworld is one of the most successful fantasy series of all time. Granny Weatherwax is probably its most popular character. But she changes over time.

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Strong Female Characters in Fantasy Literature

I love a good book where the female lead doesn't always wait around for the male lead to rescue her. These are some of my favorite strong female book characters!

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Is Thirteen (Volume One) the Scariest Horror Book Ever Written?

Viral internet marketing campaign, meme or reality? That's the question that people are asking as they stumble upon a very frightening story; and the reports about its readers.

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Book Review of The Hunger Games (Book One)

I was probably the only person left who had not read Suzanne Collins's amazing trilogy. Once I'd taken the plunge, I was riveted for days, until all three books were read.

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Harry Potter's Owl Name

Harry Potter's Owl plays an important part through the first six books by J.K. Rowling. Here all what there is to know about her, from name to type plus some fun facts.

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Song in the Silence Book Review: Elizabeth Kerner's Dragon Fantasy Trilogy

Song in the Silence is the first book of the Lanen Kaelar cycle, a female-lead fantasy trilogy.

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Book Review of A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin

This multi-award winning novel came highly recommended. The first in the 'A Song of Ice and Fire' series lived up to the hype and left me wanting to read more.

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Neil Gaiman's Sandman: Award-Winning Classic Graphic Novels

The Sandman graphic novels are arguably the best in the genre. After 25 years, new fans are still finding and gaping over them. Find out why I'm a huge fan.

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Dragonriders of Pern Series

A series of more than 15 books written by Anne McCaffrey follows a number of valiant protagonists on their quest to rid their world of the diabolical foe, thread.

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The Maze Runner Trilogy

If you liked The Hunger Games and/or Divergent, then you'll definitely love this series, which is by James Dashner.

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Book Review: The Gray Man of Smoke and Shadows by Todd Sullivan

Steve Rogerson reviews Todd Sullivan’s The Gray Man of Smoke and Shadows, the second in his series of vampire novellas set in South Korea

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Riddle-Master Book Review: Patricia McKillip's Fantasy Trilogy

Patricia McKillip's Riddlemaster Trilogy - Riddle-Master of Hed, Heir of Sea and Fire, Harpist in the Wind - is a must-read for any fantasy fan.

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Riddle-Master: Best Quotes from Patricia McKillip's Fantasy Trilogy

Patricia McKillip's fantasy masterpiece Riddle-Master of Hed is full of wonderful lines. Here are a few best quotations from the trilogy.

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Book Review of Catching Fire (The Hunger Games Book Two)

Suzanne Collins's epic trilogy appears to have caught the imagination of a generation. The second installment was my personal favorite. I simply could not put it down.

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Riddle-Master Trilogy Timeline and Characters

As with many involved science fiction and fantasy works, Patricia McKillip's Riddlemaster readers sometimes benefit from a crib sheet. WARNING! Possible plot spoilers!

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