Fantasy with Friends: Historical Fantasy
Briana and Krysta at Pages Unbound are hosting a fantasy discussion meme this year called Fantasy with Friends. Since fantasy is my favorite genre, I thought it would be fun to tak...
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Briana and Krysta at Pages Unbound are hosting a fantasy discussion meme this year called Fantasy with Friends. Since fantasy is my favorite genre, I thought it would be fun to tak...
Briana and Krysta at Pages Unbound are hosting a fantasy discussion meme this year called Fantasy with Friends. Since fantasy is my favorite genre, I thought it would be fun to tak...
A spoiler-free review of A Time of Witches by Madeline Martin: a dual-timeline novel counting down to the real Bury St Edmunds executions of 1645, ferocious in the past and much ge...
Melissa Pace, author of The Once and Future Me, recommends three books that blend historical fiction and sci-fi.
This HaBO comes from Cory, who is looking for this romance: Looking for an older Medieval Fantasy Romance read between 2009–2013 (likely published in the 1990s or early 2000s). The...
Immerse yourself in YA fantasy with exceptional worldbulding, where every detail is thought out, the magic sizzles, and each setting built brick by brick.
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Get your chain mail and travel to the past with these medieval romances, from stories set in mythical Britain to sapphic knight + lady love.
On a quiet street in Dublin, a lost bookshop is waiting to be found. For too long, Opaline, Martha, and Henry have been the side characters in their own lives. But when a vanishi...
While I am a fan of fantasy, I’ve only seen a few episodes of the original Game of Thrones and its spinoffs. One reason for this was and is practical:Read More
These five dual-timeline novels, where past meets present, feature stories of revenge, stories of hauntings, and stories of desperation
Fall is the big season in book publishing, and when it comes to historical fiction, readers have much to look forward to. This is the latest of my regular previews of upcoming his...
When Game of Thrones premiered in 2011, it came out swinging with a first season that immediately showed just how complex the show was going to be when it came to power struggles....
Kitted out with wristwatch escape devices that allow them to make hasty escapes to the present, nervous wolf Romy and her owl companion, Remus, are sent on missions to keep the pas...
The Unicorn Hunters is a driving, atmospheric fantasy that will entice you and then not let go. The post Sovereign of a Lost Land: Katherine Arden’s <i>The Unicorn Hunters<...
The Great Revelation was a shock to everyone in England; understandably so, because they learned that the supernatural is real, humans are relatively powerless—and Queen Victoria i...
Briana and Krysta at Pages Unbound are hosting a fantasy discussion meme this year called Fantasy with Friends. Since fantasy is my favorite genre, I thought it would be fun to tak...
These new, under-the-radar historical romances, feature an advice columnist seeking vigilante justice in 19th century London, a retelling of Beauty and the Beast, and more.
In this world, there are the magicless and those who are part of magical society, which is itself divided into privileged, powerful Mages, discriminated-against Laborers, and viole...
Revisit this award-winning novel and alternate history from one of our greatest living American novelists.
In August's best historical fiction books, characters plot murder, survive behind enemy lines, practice in 1816 Boston, and more.
Maybe out of all the genres, fantasy is the hardest one to adapt, as it involves huge, complex worlds, way too many characters, and important details, but would hardly fit into 2 o...
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