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10 Obscure Fantasy Books Hardly Anyone Remembers
The world of fantasy books is absolutely inundated these days, with new authors and old constantly churning out all manner of new work. Yet with modern book marketing being so buzz-focused thanks to ...
New releases from Sarah Beth Durst, Ann Leckie, Liu Cixin, Leigh Bardugo, Edward Ashton, R.A. Salvatore, Liz Kerin, and more. April is here, and it’s full of brand-new sci-fi, fantasy, and horror book ...
Booktok sensation Penn Cole recommends books to "inspire readers to return to their lives with a more inclusive mindset and a more courageous heart" Penn Cole is an international bestselling author of ...
It's a huge month with new releases from Mur Lafferty, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Stephen Graham Jones, Cassandra Khaw, and many more. If your bookshelves are feeling lonely this month, look no further: ...
Brandon Sanderson may be best known for writing dense works of fantasy fiction, but the popular author of Mistborn and The Stormlight Archive is now trying his hand at something a little different: ...
New year, same characters we love to read about. Kick off the year with additions to series including a picture book about a raccoon’s discovery of a doppleganger, a tale of boys with invisibility ...
Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Image courtesy of Netflix It’s safe to say that Netflix gained a die-hard group of followers after ...
While on his quest to bike all around La Jolla — making pictures on a map with his routes along the way — La Jolla resident Robert Yedidsion has seen some of the area’s coolest streets to ride and ...
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