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The Dragon and His Wrath Book Review

This is the third time I’ve read The Dragon and His Wrath [Silver Empire affiliate link], and I’m happy to report that it is a cracking good read every time. I’m a great lover of the kind of book where evil gets its due, and Humphreys does

The Drawing of the Dark and adding Wargaming back into Dungeons and Dragons

One of the most exciting things that has happened to Dungeons and Dragons recently is the re-appreciation of its roots in wargaming, in particular due to the excellent Secrets of Blackmoor movie that shows us not only Dave Arneson’s contribution to creating the most imaginative game that exists, but

Cradle: Foundation and Traveler's Gate Trilogy are free until November 27th

Will Wight loves to give his books away, and it is again possible to pick up the first three Cradle books in the Cradle: Foundation ebook package, as well as the Traveler’s Gate Trilogy, which in what I assume is some kind of obscure joke, actually contains four books,

An Update on Karen Traviss and Galaxy's Edge

When I posted my review of Convergence, book 13 in the Galaxy’s Edge series, there was a lively discussion in the comments about Karen Traviss’ contribution to the Galaxy’s Edge universe, The Best of Us [Amazon link]. And today, from the official Galaxy’s Edge Facebook page, comes

Will Wight on Planning Plot Points for Cradle

Over at his blog of dubious intent, Will Wight has gone into some mildly spoilerish detail about his planning process for Cradle. I won’t get any more spoilerish than Wight, who sticks to things from book 9 and before, but I do feel like my past reviews hold up

Convergence out today!

Convergence, book 3 of Galaxy’s Edge season 2 is out today in ebook and audiobook! Why not read my review and then go out and grab your copy?

Reaper: Cradle Book 10 Review

Reaper, book 10 in Will Wight’s Cradle series, is so good it reaches back in time and transforms events in the previous books, making you see things with new eyes. I think it would be quite fun to go back and read them all again in light of what