Epic Fantasy

A World in Transition, Told Through the People Forced to Shape It

Epic fantasy often asks a familiar question: who rises, who falls — and who’s left holding power when the dust settles? In The Empires of Durajan, A. H. Lewis shifts the focus. The outcome matters, but the real interest lies in what comes after — when the dust doesn’t settle…

BookTribMay 1, 2026

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A Multiverse of Mayhem: “The Strength of the Few Supercharges” Islington’s Ambitious Saga

James Islington is back with his explosive sequel to The Will of the Many. The Strength of the Few picks up right where the first one ends. Vis has survived the final trial of the Catenan Academy, the Iudicium, though not without loss. The ancient device beyond the Labyrinth, hidden…

Caleb ThomasNovember 13, 2025

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A Wonderfully Classic Fantasy Tale Inspired by Tabletop RPGs

The high saturation of the Fantasy genre is both a blessing and a curse. It’s a blessing that fans of the genre like myself have so many options to choose from within such a high profile genre, however the volume also can lead to exhaustion. With so many options inside…

Wyatt SemenukSeptember 14, 2022

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Samantha Shannon’s “Priory” Prequel Unveils Marosa’s Power and Yscalin’s Fall

Most readers I know, myself included, long for additional insight into some of their favorite stories long after they finish the first page. Samantha Shannon's The Priory of the Orange Tree is a thousand-page masterpiece but had me yearning for more details on some of the secondary characters and storylines.…

Lydia LefevreSeptember 17, 2025

Listicles

R.F. Kuang Fans Will Fall for These 6 Dark Academia Fantasies

The calendar’s turned over another page, school is back in session and orange-and-black decorations are already cluttering store shelves. While the weather might still be hovering around summertime temps, readers are already turning to the cooler season — brewing steaming mugs of loose-leaf tea, curling up in a well-cushioned reading…

Cameron KimballSeptember 4, 2025

Fiction Recommended

Story of Sarcasm, Sisters, and Secret Powers Redefines the Hero Origin Story

Rebels of Dalmora by River Mackenzie is the story of a hero before the battle, where the biggest obstacle to overcome is term papers. Three years before facing unfortunate odds in the struggle between life and death, an epic adventure unfolds where the ordinary hurls our hero toward their destiny…

Elizabeth KonkelJune 27, 2025

Fiction

Gargoyles, Gods and Armored Girls in Rachel Gillig’s Haunting Gothic Romantasy

Simply put … this book is perfect. The Knight and the Moth is a beautiful tale of courage, growth and friendship that jumps off the page from the first sentence. It explores the power of storytelling and how history and tradition shape the future — whether we want them to…

Lydia LefevreMay 20, 2025

Listicles

7 Books About the Heroes No One Believed In Until It Was Too Late

The world never saw them coming. These aren’t stories about chosen ones. There were no prophecies. No royal blood. No mentors handing them a sword and saying, “It’s your time.” Most of these characters were told they didn’t matter. That they were too weak, too poor, too strange. They were…

Monique SnymanMay 21, 2025

Fiction Recommended

Battle Dragons and Darkness in Epic Conclusion to Fantasy Duology

C S Brown returns to the seven kingdoms in Onward, Ye Heroes to bring readers the epic conclusion to his Smoke Without Ash duology. The story begins right where Gather, Ye Heroes left off. The prophesied Heroes of Destiny — Tian, Elsbeth and Torg — have converged to begin their…

Katie BloomerMarch 26, 2025

Fiction Listicles

7 Books That Are So Confusing (In the Best Way)

When was the last time you were fully immersed in a book? When you looked up from the page and took a moment to remember where you were, when the last time you drank water was, and wondered, since when had the sun gone down? For a lot of us,…

Cameron KimballNovember 4, 2024

Fiction Romance

“Kingdom of the Wicked” Author Shares Latest in Prince of Sin Series

Kerri Maniscalco is the New York Times and international bestselling author of the Stalking Jack the Ripper series. Her Kingdom of the Wicked romantasy trilogy soared to popularity on TikTok upon its release and is beloved by readers. The Kingdom of the Wicked series, which follows the seven deadly sins as seductive…

Aurora DominguezOctober 29, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Mythology Comes Alive in This Soaring Tale of Gods and Monsters

Looking for an epic fantasy rich with original mythology? Then check out Rajub Bhowmik’s debut novel, Gods of the Hidden Realm. This enchanting tale filled with divine intervention, epic battles and timeless lessons is sure to captivate readers. Celestial Warfare The story begins in the realm of the gods, on…

Katie BloomerOctober 18, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Chosen Heroes, Dragons and Prophecies Converge in Epic Fantasy

C S Brown’s Gather, Ye Heroes has everything readers could want in a book. This epic sword and sorcery fantasy has dragons, prophecies, a slew of witty and loveable characters, and some shocking twists that will take your breath away. Across the seven kingdoms, prophecies tell of a chosen hero…

Katie BloomerAugust 12, 2024

Fiction Miscellany

Behind the Scenes of New Greek Mythology Retelling

I am essentially an 80s baby, so it was probably the movie Clash of the Titans that first captured my imagination as a child when it comes to Greek mythology, and especially the creatures of mythology. After all, what could be more engrossing than a love story between a demigod…

Abigail OwenSeptember 3, 2024

BooksToScreen Miscellany

“Unfilmable” Book Adaptations Are Having a Moment – Which Story Will Be Next?

The idea of the “unfilmable” book adaptation is an inherent paradox; after all, if something is ultimately adapted into a film, it is by definition filmable. This term has nonetheless taken off in literary and film circles to describe something that was previously thought impossible to adapt on screen, or…

Savannah CordovaMay 17, 2024

BooksToScreen Fiction Fiction - Featured

A Banished Knight’s Love Rings out for His Queen

"A beautifully crafted setting with complex character dynamics and layers of political intrigue … Combined with Hunt's excellent plot machinations and stellar prose, the book makes for a memorable read." —Prairies Book Review —∞— Do you hear that? It’s a chime emanating from deep within the heart of a devoted…

BookTribJune 7, 2022

A World in Transition, Told Through the People Forced to Shape It

A Multiverse of Mayhem: “The Strength of the Few Supercharges” Islington’s Ambitious Saga

A Wonderfully Classic Fantasy Tale Inspired by Tabletop RPGs

R.F. Kuang Fans Will Fall for These 6 Dark Academia Fantasies

Story of Sarcasm, Sisters, and Secret Powers Redefines the Hero Origin Story

7 Books About the Heroes No One Believed In Until It Was Too Late

Battle Dragons and Darkness in Epic Conclusion to Fantasy Duology

7 Books That Are So Confusing (In the Best Way)

Mythology Comes Alive in This Soaring Tale of Gods and Monsters

Chosen Heroes, Dragons and Prophecies Converge in Epic Fantasy

Behind the Scenes of New Greek Mythology Retelling

“Unfilmable” Book Adaptations Are Having a Moment – Which Story Will Be Next?

A Banished Knight’s Love Rings out for His Queen

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