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Realms of Fantasy Book Reviews

Realms of Fantasy magazine readers are extremely literate. They tend to read in excess of three books per month in addition to their magazines, poetry and short stories.

To help with book selection and to offer an outlet for sharing favorite reads Realms of Fantasy presents reviews of books new, old and some yet to be released.

 

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Suggested Reading

From our Reviewers

The Elric Saga
by Michael Moorcook

The Three of Swords

by Fritz Leiber
The Tommyknockers
by Stephen King
The World of Tiers
by Philip Jose Farmer
Usher's Passing
by Robert R. McCammon
Winter Moon
by Dean Koontz








From our Book Club
The Greenman: Tales from the Mythic Forest
Edited by Ellen Datlow and
Terri Windling






RA Saltatore's The Crystal Shard
The Crystal Shard

This new release of the classic R.A. Salvatore novel continues the classic tale of Salvatore’s signature dark elf character Drizzt Do’Urden. Although this was the first title actually published about Drizzt, it has now been placed in its proper chronological order as fourth in the series.

The Crystal Shard opens with a band of wizards traveling in a caravan near the spine of the world. The wizards trick an apprentice, Akar Kessel, into killing his wizard master with the promise of power and wizard hoods. Once the deed is complete the wizards abandon Akar leaving him to die in the frozen waste.

Read the rest of the review from Ravum. Read an excerpt from The Crystal Shard
 
Stephen King's The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon
The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon

Nine-year-old Trisha McFarland strays from the path while she and her recently divorced mother and brother take a hike along a branch of the Appalachian Trail. Lost for days, wandering farther and farther astray, Trisha has only her portable radio for comfort. A huge fan of Tom Gordon, a Boston Red Sox relief pitcher, she listens to baseball games and fantasizes that her hero will save her. Nature isn't her only adversary, though - something dangerous may be tracking Trisha through the dark woods.

Feverish and sick, thin as bones from malnourishment, she nonetheless pushes on, moving deeper and deeper into the Maine-New Hampshire woods, deeper and deeper into the nightmarish landscape of the soul’s dark imagination.

Read the rest of the review from R. David Fulcher
 
 
 
 
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