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100 Days of Fantasy, Day 30: Swords and Deviltry

Author Fritz Leiber wrote a lot of different stories, but today he is best remembered for his fantasy work, specifically his tales of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser, two of the most memorable Sword and Sorcery characters to ever grace the pages of literature.

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Poems of Milton: The Passion

An introduction to the early and unfinished poem The Passion by Milton.

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100 Days of Fantasy, Day 28: Spaceling

A young writer discovered this science fiction novel and was blown away by the characters and the level of writing.

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Learning From Oz

An analysis of the courage, wit and heart that the movie advised Dorothy and her friends to have.

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Laura Ingalls Wilder

Laura Ingalls Wilder is well know as the author of the "Little House" books. Her first book was "Little House in the Big Woods" from there she went on to write seven more "Little House" books. Her books are so popular you would be hard pressed to find anyone in the U.S.who hasn’t heard about them or the "Little House" series that was on television. The Ingalls family stories of living in the wilds of the country before the event of railroads and settled communities, are a pleasure for any child or young at heart adult to read. (me)

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Book Review: Demons: A Clash of Steel Anthology

If you are a fan of fantasy literature and enjoy a good sword-swinging tale from time to time, Demons: A Clash of Steel Anthology is right for you. Inside this collection of short stories you will find demonic villains, evil wizards, heroic warriors, dark tales of daring, and much more.

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100 Days of Fantasy, Day 23: Homeland

One author stopped reading fantasy books for a long time, but then was drawn back in part by the writings of author R.A. Salvatore, his novel Homeland and the tales of a dark elf.

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The Gathering Storm: A Book Review

A book review of the Robert Jordan/Brandon Sanderson’s The Gathering Storm.

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How The Manga Mystery at The British Museum Ends is Revealed

The Big Comic is the leading manga publication in Japan. Its latest story relates to the British Museum and takes various famous artefacts as its subject matter.

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Book Review: How It Happened in Peach Hill by Marthe Jocelyn

How it Happened in Peach Hill is a YA book written by Canadian author Marthe Jocelyn. Today’s YA books can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

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