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Category Archives: Fantasy
Father Of Lies-John Brunner (1968)/Mirror Image-Bruce Duncan (1968)
Two novelettes aimed at the young adult market. Brunner’s is a fantasy about a remote area of England that seems to be from another era and Duncan’s is a story of alien invasion. “Father Of Lies” – John Brunner – … Continue reading
Swordsmen In The Sky-Edited by Donald A.Wollheim
Four novelettes and one short story from 1933,47,48,51. Favorites: “Swordsman Of Lost Terra” (1951) – Poul Anderson – On Earth in a far,far future the Scottish Clans (at least it seems that way) are doing battle. Our hero is Kery. … Continue reading
Rain In The Doorway-Thorne Smith (1933)
The author of “Topper” comes up with a novel that reads like The Three Stooges meet The Marx Brothers. A man is taken into a totally absurd world that is absolutely fun to read. If you like comic fantasy or … Continue reading
The Horn Blows At Midnight (1945)
My favorite Jack Benny movie. He made a lot of fun of it on his TV show because it wasn’t a big hit. If you like good comedy don’t miss it. Jack is a trumpet player assigned to blow the … Continue reading
The Minikins Of Yam-Thomas Burnett Swann (1976)
Entertaining Fantasy that takes place in Ancient Egypt in the time of Pharoah Pepy II. Pepy II is twelve years old. He has sympathy for the poor and on occasion will go out among the population is disguise to offer … Continue reading
Mooncrow-Jack Massa (1979)
It’s a bird…it’s a plane….it really is a bird. Six thousand years ago the Earth was virtually destroyed thanks to the misuse of science. That led to an ice age. Now, humanity is coming out from under. One young magician … Continue reading
King Of The World’s Edge- H.Warner Munn (1939) (Merlin’s Godson Series)
First in the three book series about a band of adventurers slicing and dicing their way across the American continent over a thousand years ago. Munn gave up writing for a lot of years before getting back to it for … Continue reading
The Fox Woman & Other Stories-A.Merritt
Seven stories and two fragments of novels from 1917,18,19,26,34,46,48,49. The two fragments are notes found after Merritt’s death and run a couple pages. They were planned novels that he never finished. Favorites: “The Fox Woman” (1946 novelette) – A real good … Continue reading
Good Omens-The Nice And Accurate Prophecies Of Agnes Nutter, Witch-Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman (1990)
This is one you’ll keep to reread more than once. Total fun all the way through. The world is going to end. One problem…the AntiChrist is missing. Crowley the Demon delivers a baby in a basket to the nuns of … Continue reading
Lord Of Light-Roger Zelazny (1967)
Winner of the 1968 Hugo Award for Best Novel. It was also nominated for the Best Novel Nebula Award. The winner was “The Einstein Intersection by Samuel R. Delany.A combination SF/Fantasy about a ship from Earth, The Star Of India, that … Continue reading