Brandon Sanderson has never failed to delight and Rithmatist is another book that is engaging, fascinating, and so much fun. ...
Stardust By Neil Gaiman Book Review
Neil Gaiman is a name that would be at par with all literary pioneers. He is well known in the fantasy-horror genre for his gothic writing style and has many acclaimed works to his credit from Sandman to American Gods. ...
A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark – Book Review
I discovered P. Djèlí Clark by accident on one of my travels. I had miscalculated the no. of books I needed and ended up with some spare reading time. I came across a book that immediately caught my attention because of the title - A Dead Djinn in Cairo. It was a short story but was available on #kindleunlimited so I gave it a shot. It turned out to be an excellent decision. ...
Men at Arms by Terry Pratchett Review (Discworld)
Discworld is an incredible fantasy world created by Terry Pratchett where he has based over 40 books. There are multiple story arcs that run in parallel, intersecting in a subtle manner most of the time. ...
Assassin’s Apprentice by Robin Hobb Book Review
I picked up Assassin's Apprentice as I had heard a lot about Robin Hobb’s writing, and this book was the first one in the Farseer Trilogy. Honestly, I was in the mood for an epic fantasy but had to realign my expectations because this was more in the high fantasy space. ...