“Come Lady Death” is a short story by Peter S. Beagle that first appeared in The Fantasy Worlds of Peter S. Beagle (1978) and can also be found in The Rhinoceros Who Quoted Nietzsche and Other Odd Acquaintances (1997). Mr. Beagle...

  Those Who Fight Monsters: Tales of Occult Detectives is an anthology with a table of contents that reads like a who’s who of urban fantasy detectives, which is certainly no bad thing.  Justin Gustainis is the...

Dragons, war, Vlad Taltos, Dragonlords, psychics, and a triple timeline–Stephen Brust’s The Book of Dragon is a gem of fantasy writing that offers further proof that he is a master of the genre. Admittedly, the triple timelime...

Wolfsangel is a decidedly different werewolf book.  The story is deeply entrenched in Norse mythology, which gives it a very dark and savage bent.  M. D. Lachlan has created a world in which men and gods interact...

Larry Niven and Steven Barnes’ Dream Park series has both become a science fiction classic series and helped the establishment and growth of the LARPer (Live Action Role Player) movement. The Moon Maze Game, the fourth entry in...

Boring, or the greatest thing since sliced bread? During the twenty years The Magic of Recluce has been in existence and sold at bookstores, people have had strong opinions both ways. I’d say it’s not exactly boring,...