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• Queen of the Orcs: Kings Property by Morgan Howell

  
  Sun and Shield — Authority: 126
  I recently read Queen of the Orcs: Kings Property , the first book in a trilogy, by Morgan Howell. (Howell is a pseudonym.) Heres the Amazon page on the book. Orc is a term used most prominently by J.R.R. Tolkien . As the Wikipedia article on the term indicates, the word pre-dates Tolkien. There are ...
  3 days ago

• A Christ-figure in Watership Down, by Richard Adams?

  
  Sun and Shield — Authority: 126
  I have previously posted a few times on Watership Down , by Richard Adams . (See here for the last of these posts.) I have also considered the question of what makes a novel a Christian novel, and considered the question of whether or not several works of fantastic literature are, indeed, Christian. That post ...
  6 days ago

• Literature 225

  
  Jim Steel's Cave of Doom — Authority: 422
  Fantastic Literature now has Interzone 225 in stock.
  1 week ago

• Religion in Elizabeth Moons Familias Regnant novels.

  
  Sun and Shield — Authority: 126
  Elizabeth Moon has written a variety of fantastic literature. Her Nebula award -winning The Speed of Dark is set on earth , in a time not far into the future. Her Paksenarrion and Gird novels are set on some unknown planet, or perhaps an alternate earth, and are fantasy. Her Vattas War and Familias Regnant ...
  1 week ago

• Mistborn: The Final Empire, by Brandon Sanderson

  
  Sun and Shield — Authority: 126
  I was looking for a new fantasy author to read, and decided to try a book by Brandon Sanderson. His official website is here , and the Wikipedia article on him is here . I read his Mistborn: The Final Empire (Tor, 2008), and Im glad that I did. The link in the previous sentence is to the Wikipedia article on the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Fantasy and reality: George MacDonalds views

  
  Sun and Shield — Authority: 126
  Some thinkers would feel sorely hampered if at liberty to use no forms but such as existed in nature, or to invent nothing save in accordance with the laws of the world of the senses; but it must not therefore be imagined that they desire escape from the region of law. Nothing lawless can show the least reason why it ...
  4 weeks ago

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