She has a really original voice
The article discusses Ulrikke Bak's second book, 'Book of Psalm,' exploring its unique narrative style and themes.
The largest anthology in Spanish of Ray Bradbury: dazzling rockets, melancholy Martians, and startling stories
A comprehensive anthology featuring 113 of Ray Bradbury's fantasy stories is now published in one volume of 1328 pages.
Fantasy book lovers begging HBO to turn 'next Game of Thrones' series into show
Fans of fantasy literature are urging HBO to adapt Sarah J. Maas's 'Throne of Glass' series into a television show, believing it has the potential to rival 'Game of Thrones.'
Justinas Žilinskas: "A writer is like a mixer, where you throw in everything you want"
Justinas Žilinskas discusses his transition from writing fantasy to a more realistic detective narrative influenced by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
A novel that mixes Ancient Egypt with fantasy and features a young embalmer wins the 20th Minotauro Prize
Africa Vázquez's novel that intertwines Ancient Egypt and fantasy has won the 20th Minotauro Prize.
Fantasy Returns, or How Galicia Has Always Been There
The article discusses the resurgence of fantasy literature, particularly focusing on Nerea Pallares's debut novel 'Punto de araña', and its reflections on societal issues through gothic themes.
NOOR REVIEWS ⟩ The story of a girl who becomes the world's richest teenager overnight
This article reviews the young adult mystery novel "Heritage Games" by Jennifer Lynn Barnes, highlighting its captivating cover design and unique storytelling compared to other fantasy literature.
Without this fantasy saga, 'Game of Thrones' would not exist: these are the books that inspired George R. R. Martin
The article discusses the significant influence of Robert Jordan's 'The Wheel of Time' on George R. R. Martin's creation of 'Game of Thrones'.
Mircea Cartarescu hypnotizes the reader with rhetorical incense
In 'Theodoros', Mircea Cartarescu narrates the story of the servant boy Tudor, who, after a tumultuous life, becomes Emperor Tewodros of Ethiopia, using his imaginative style to open a door to another dimension, while Aris Fioretos follows him with wonder.
Come and see the splendor of the great dark fair: all the wonder of Ray Bradbury in 113 stories
The largest anthology in Spanish of Ray Bradbury's tales is released, featuring over a thousand pages of brilliant rockets, melancholic Martians, and chilling fantasies.
V. E. Schwab: 'Reality does not interest me at all, I prefer vampires and ghosts'
The bestselling fantasy author V. E. Schwab discusses her latest novel and the conclusion of her 'Villains' series at Festival 42, emphasizing her preference for fantastical elements over reality.
Aldo Buzzi, the 'Rooms for Fantasy' return to light
The article discusses the revival of Aldo Buzzi's 'Rooms for Fantasy' project, reflecting on his diverse contributions to architecture, cinema, literature, and journalism.
Susanna Clarke, the bestseller who conquers with her literary universe that mixes Jane Austen with wizards
British author Susanna Clarke has created a unique literary universe combining elements of Jane Austen's style with magic, notably in her acclaimed novel 'Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell,' which has won praise from authors such as Neil Gaiman.
We Considered Fantasy to Be Stories for Children Until the Creator of the Modern Version Arrived
J.R.R. Tolkien, the father of modern fantasy, revolutionized the genre with his seminal work, The Lord of the Rings, transforming how the world perceives fantasy literature.
Much more than 'fairy porn': 'romantasy' sweeps among readers and claims its place in the fantasy genre
A reading club in Barcelona dedicated to 'romantasy' showcases the genre's rising popularity, quickly filling up its slots for meetings due to high demand.
Michael Moorcock's Novel 'Mother London': 'When I Walk Through London, I See History'
This article discusses Michael Moorcock's novel 'Mother London,' highlighting his transition from fantasy writing to social commentary as depicted through the city's historical lens.
The Coalition Agreement is Listed Under Fantasy Literature
Germany's coalition agreement, surprisingly open to revision just six months after its release, has been humorously categorized alongside fantasy literature.
Irene Pujadas: "There is a social obligation to overcome fantasy"
Irene Pujadas, author of 'La intrusa', explores the absurdity of life through the stories of individuals struggling to find meaning in contemporary society.