The Name of the Wind is a story that will immerse you from the first paragraph. Artfully written, it is a thoughtful narration from the character’s perspective, a story within
Whatever your favourite stories and styles may be, this book has everything you could hope for. William Goldman brims on brilliant with this fantastic tale, and “abridged version of S. Morgenstern’s
From the moment you crack apart the pages of The Dragons of Babel, Swanwick leads you into an enchanting world that continues unfolding until the very end. The story itself follows a
Ever wonder what happened to all those princes from the classic fairy tales? I mean, what kind of guy does it take to wake up a girl from a sleeping
Picking up the momentum where Time of Contempt left off, be prepared to get scooped up into another sweeping adventure with the Witcher. The pacing and anticipation keep you latched in for
Taking on a very different structure than the preceding novels, Time of Contempt was an engaging, sweeping tale. After first exploring the rumours of Cirilla and Geralt’s wishes to have the Nilfgaardians
This reads like a joyful jaunt with colourful characters, playful puns, and aliterations abound. Playing off of pop culture, nerdisms, and hinting at parodying other fantastical works, it’s sure to
Enter the Witcher, Geralt of Rivia. The Last Wish, essentially, is a collection of short stories and the odd novella introducing a sellsword/monster-hunter, Geralt. Always brimming on brooding, the stories