Picking up the events precisely where The Other Lands left off, The Sacred Band is the other half of the story, and the conclusion ...

David Anthony Durham’s Acacia: The War with the Mein was the author’s first foray into speculative fiction and a book that stretched...

Reading David Anthony Durham’s Acacia: The War with the Mein is a mixed experience.   On more than several occasions the clichés of e...

The Price of Spring , the fourth and final book in Daniel Abraham’s Long Price Quartet, wraps up the series in sublime, mature style...

An Autumn War is the third book in Daniel Abraham’s Long Price Quartet, and when compared to the other three books, contains the most act...

A Betrayal in Winter picks up events in the Khaimete 15 years after A Shadow in Summer .   Otah is a courier and once again living u...

It’s 2012 and the fantasy market is showing every sign of saturation.   Riding on the coattails of the success of The Lord of the Ri...

At age 82, it’s safe to say (I think) that Ursula Le Guin will not be publishing additional books in the Earthsea Cycle .   Though th...

In 1972 Ursula Le Guin completed The Farthest Shore and felt the Earthsea series was finished at three books.   However, in 1994 sh...

Ursula Le Guin, upset at herself for the lack of feminist representation, decided to revisit her beloved Earthsea setting and write ...