My 10 Fave SFF Book Covers!

Updated for 2024 There are only two rules: I have to either own the book or have read the book in the past for it to qualify. The other is that I can only choose one book from one author. Where some books have more than one cover, for different editions or formats, the coverContinue reading “My 10 Fave SFF Book Covers!”

Trollgrave – Cover Reveal

Today it is my pleasure to bring you a new cover reveal from author Alex Bradshaw… which of course means a new book from Mr. Bradshaw. Fans of Norse fantasy and Alex’s earlier work Windborn will be particularly happy and I can assure you the cover is another cracker. This is a standalone story soContinue reading “Trollgrave – Cover Reveal”

Parsec Magazine Issue #3 – Review

Check further down the post for a brilliant 25% off code for 9 issues of this magazine! You can also check out the other stops on the blog tour here: Issue #1 at Fantasy Book Nerd, Issue #2 at Fantasy Hive Issue #4 at Happy Goat Horror Issue #5 at The Shaggy Shepherd Issue #6Continue reading “Parsec Magazine Issue #3 – Review”

Cosmic Widow – Cover Reveal!

Hi all! It is my pleasure to be able to reveal the cover for Cosmic Widow, Jonathan Nevair’s third book in his spy-fi standalone Agent Renault series. For today only (April 2nd 2024) the first two books are available for just .99 each! Amazon US link (you can read my review of Stellar Instinct hereContinue reading “Cosmic Widow – Cover Reveal!”

The Bitter Crown – Review

Author – Justin Lee Anderson Pages – 544 Publishing Information – Orbit Books, 5th December 2023 Genre – Dark Epic Fantasy This Is a review for the 2nd book in the Eidyn Saga. You’ll want to read book 1, The Lost War, before checking out this review. Blurb A war once held in the shadowsContinue reading “The Bitter Crown – Review”

The Saga of Ádís Rauðfeldr – Review

Author – Siobhán Clark Pages – 230 Publishing Information – Vraeyda Literary, 21st December, 2022 Blurb A woman emancipated. A woman condemned. A woman consumed. Women vindicated. The warmth of the goahti reveals the adze and the antler, the bone flute and the red cloak, which help Ádís maximize her agency in a patriarchal era.Continue reading “The Saga of Ádís Rauðfeldr – Review”

A Sense of Self: The Norse Identity

The Norse people never had a word for the soul until they converted to Christianity. Shortly after that we don’t really refer to them as Norse anymore, and terms like Nordic come into being or the national identities of Icelandic, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish as we leave the period traditionally known as the Dark Ages. WeContinue reading “A Sense of Self: The Norse Identity”