Any blog posts, memes, pictures, news, articles, interviews, character columns etc related to a specific genre (which includes books, TV shows and movies for our fan pleasure) – in this instance, Fantasy!
Introduction Fantasy novels have captivated readers for centuries, transporting them to worlds filled with wonder, adventure, and, most importantly, magic. At the heart of these fantastical realms lies the intricate tapestry of magic systems,…
Greetings. I am a writer of fantasy fiction. All sorts of fantasy, from action adventure to sweet romance to paranormal. I started working on my action series (The Guardians of Glede) about 20 years ago,…
Jennifer St. Clair is the author of the wide-ranging fantasy universe “Beth-Hill”. This universe has spawned a number of series, which sometimes may appear unconnected but all are either set in Beth-Hill, contain Beth-Hill characters…
Exchange Personalities presents an interview with Margaret L. Carter, author of horror, fantasy, and paranormal romance novels, including vampire romance Crimson Dreams, and co-author of the “Wild Sorceress” series. As of this writing, Mrs. Carter…
Writers Exchange Author Interview Introduction: Exchange Personalities presents an interview with Michelle Levigne, author of the SF novel series, The Commonwealth Universe, along with several fantasy series at Writers Exchange. This includes two EPIC Award…
Love this quote, never thought of it this way before, but since SF is often (not always) about wars or catastrophes in space/society this is really quite true. Mind you, not too fond of…
ADDLEMAN, DAVID R. Fantasy: The Miller’s Son BAZE, R.C. Fantasy: Overseer’s Island CARTER, Leslie Roy Fantasy: Wild Sorceress Series (With Margaret L. Carter) CARTER, Margaret L. Fantasy Romance: Crimson Dreams, From the Dark Places, Hearts…
Fantasy literature is a realm where the boundaries of reality are stretched, and the extraordinary becomes commonplace. Within this expansive world of magic, mythical creatures, and epic quests, the role of the protagonist takes…
Psychoanalyst Ernest Jones, in his 1951 classic nonfiction book On the Nightmare, labels the vampire the most “overdetermined” of monsters in terms of its psychological roots–and, we might add, in terms of its richly…