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• The Lies of Locke Lamora is High Fantasy Gold

  Scott Lynch’s Gentleman Bastard Sequence is vivid, gripping and immersive, making for an incredibly detailed and compelling world. The Lies of Locke Lamora, the first in the trilogy, features an intriguing plot, an interesting and different narrative style, and characters that are complex and brimming with personality. I shouldn’t have expected anything less in an…

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  August 10, 2024

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• Fantasy Writers: You Need To Understand The Brilliance of DnD

  This goes for fantasy writers across all demographics. If you are a fantasy writer and have not engaged with Dungeons and Dragons in some way – be it a campaign you’ve played with friends or episodes of a campaign you’ve watched – then you need to stop what you’re doing and do just that. You…

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  August 3, 2024

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• I’m Rewriting My Complete Fantasy Manuscript – What Will The Changes Be?

  For those who don’t know, I spent four years at uni working on two creative writing degrees. These degrees are part of the reason I feel so comfortable and capable when talking about books and writing. I learnt how to look at writing objectively, what to say to bring tone and tension into the setting,…

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  June 20, 2024

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• The Library of the Unwritten – A Comfy Demonic Autumn Read

  I went into Library of the Unwritten purely guided by the premise of a library within Hell for books left undeveloped and a librarian tasked with keeping them together. I stayed because A.J. Hackwith is an incredible author with an uncanny ability to create something so cosy and sweet based in the depths of Hell.…

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  October 9, 2023

  Contemporary Fiction, YA Fantasy

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