Charles de Lint
And there's no question that he's a strong writer, adept at characterization and capable of a real vigor in his prose.
—Fantasy & Science Fiction
The sky’s the limit for fantasy novelists looking to explore new vistas for world-building, quite literally in the case of David Daglish’s Skyborn, the first volume his Seraphim trilogy.
Thump. What was that? The whole house shook! If you’re a fan of Diana Gabaldon’s epic Outlander series, that was probably the sound of your copy of Written in My Own Heart’s Blood dropping onto your porch. The massive volume—over 800 pages of teeny-tiny print, adding up to around 420,000 words—mean it will surely be […]
In the city of Guerdon, the church bells ring with the cries of long-conquered gods, saints and alchemists wage war in the streets, and armageddon is all but at hand. A trio of misfit thieves is all that stands against a complex network of competing gods and mages—and the destruction they will wreak. To commemorate […]
Sometimes they walk among us. Sometimes they empower us. They try to trick us, or don’t care for us, or don’t even notice we’re there. Whatever their agendas, the gods of fantasy literature rarely make characters’ lives any easier. Sometimes, they’re even willing to descend from on high to get their divine hands dirty. Inspired by the […]