novels

It must really be true that everything old is new again, because apparently WotC has commissioned a whole bunch of tie-in novels - adult novels - for this summer. Not only the finale of the latest Dragonlance trilogy, but also stand-alones showing off the Forgotten Realms, Spelljammer (!) and...

Hey folks, As a longtime World of Darkness fan and writer for Crossroad Press, I am pleased to make an exciting announcement! Basically, in 2019, Crossroad Press and White Wolf/Paradox Interactive made a deal to re-release the Clan Novels, Dark Age Clan Novels, and Grail Covenant Trilogy as...

So I thought it might be fun if we discussed what our personal Appendix N or Moldvay's 'Source for Inspirational Reading' is. How you define that is up to you but I'd suggest we keep the list to a Top Ten so it doesn't become too unwieldy. It could be what sources of fiction or with Moldvay's...

Love le Carre, I read The Spy Who Came in from the Cold as a teen and it blew my mind. I hear his more recent and autobigraphical A Perfect Spy is a must read. He read his last book on Audible, he had such a wonderful voice it is a shame he didn't do it for more of his books. One of the few...

Given that DUNE is a property of interest to many, I thought this may be of interest: https://movieweb.com/dune-movie-2020-first-footage-description/

Pretty sure a number of us grew up in the 80s when every kid was reading Stephen King. I stopped reading him around rhe time of his cocaine-fuelled anti-masterpiece The Tommyknockers and the spectacularly uninspired Four Past Midnight. But I have gone back and revisted and re-read his novels...

So as a companion to my recently created thread on D&D and RPG novels here I was thinking of dipping into the huge and craptacular area of Star Wars novels. I dipped into SW novels as a teen but found them underwelming, I preferred the comics and other sf. But I think the issue is that there...

As a kid I wasn't a big fantasy reader despite being very into (for a while obsessed with) D&D. It wasn't until my late teens and early twenties I discovered Peake, Moorcock, Leiber, Garner, Smith, Brackett and Vance. So I never really got into reading D&D or other RPG novels as a kid or a teen...