Grady Hendrix Talks About His New & Upcoming Books, Movies And Writing (EXCLUSIVE)
Being a horror writer means being set apart from others. Thee was a time when horror was considered frivolous, non-serious literature and was often sidelined, until the likes of Stephen King, Shirley Jackson, and Peter Straub came along. Of course, everyone who came before the…
Glass and Steele: A Thrilling 13 Book Fantasy Series
The idea that there are thirteen Glass and Steele books seems overwhelming. Thirteen installments is quite the undertaking. But hear me out. I love, love, love to binge read. Particularly during the Canadian winter season, when I refuse to leave my house while there is…
5 Fantasy Duologies For When You Can’t Commit To A Whole Series
A fantasy novel can often be quite a daunting task to take on. So many books in the genre tends to be part of a series, requiring readers to read somewhere 3 and 8 books to fully finish a franchise at the very least. A…
Under Appreciated Fantasy Literature Creatures: An Exploration
When you decide to crack open a fantasy book, you’re often met with fantastical creatures we all know and love. And these fantasy literature creatures tend to be the same ones over and over. Vampires, Fairies, the Fae, and Werewolves are just some of the…
Blankets by Craig Thompson: A Winter Escape Graphic Novel
Any last minute winter read in mind? It was my first time to picking up such a large graphic novel, 592 pages to be exact, specifically at this time of year. Despite its length, I was able to finish Blankets in a short period of…
6 Crimson Cranes: A Captivating Fantastical Read
Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim is a captivating and vibrant young adult novel that is the perfect mix of fantasy and YA for any reader. Intertwining several east Asian myths to create animated environments that are lush with descriptions and filled with hidden magic,…
Everyday Magic: Fantasy Literature Month at Fully Booked
Fantasy literature has dominated bookshelves and bestseller lists for decades. The ultimate sort of escapism, it allows the reader to truly immerse themselves in a world that does not exist. Even the stories that are set in the Earth that we all know-like urban or…
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