Pagan Passions by Randall Garrett and Larry Harris Randall Garrett was a post-WWII science fiction writer who created a number of fictional words for which he is little remembered. He was also one of the…
So, you ask, what is this book about? It’s about Moore’s old Northampton neighborhood, which he terms “the boroughs” throughout the book. However, we don’t just see the outer, physical Northampton; we see it as a collection of ectoplasm layers. It’s all part of a multiverse created by the “builders”. These are angelic creatures who work to construct the “mansoul” or continuous reality of the boroughs.
Haunted by Books by Mark Valentine (2015, Tartarus Press) Haunted by Books is an excellent collection of essays by weird literature expert Mark Valentine. I can’t recommend this collection enough if you have an interest…
The Sword Of Rhiannon by Leigh Brackett (Ace, 1953) First published in 1949 as “The Sea-Kings Of Mars”, The Sword Of Rhiannon is among the best science fantasy stories to emerge from the later golden…
Imaro: Book 1 by Charles Saunders (Lulu, 2014) Imaro Book 1 is the e-book edtition of Charles Saunders “sword and soul” novel which was first published by DAW Books in 1981. The original DAW…
At some point in the near future, magic has begun to manifest itself in the world. People with natural magical abilities, known as “Latents” can summon fire, control water, reanimate the dead, or heal.
KEW’s take on Conan is significantly different than Howard’s. In Road of Kings, Conan finds himself mixed up in a “game of thrones” situation.
