Full on urban fantasy in a sorcerer's world set partly in the city slums and partly in the rarified atmosphere of the Magician's Guild.

The English proverb 'Old Sins Cast Long Shadows' could easily serve as a motto for the fantasy novels of David Gemmell.

A number of things jumped out at me when I first came across this book in one of our local secondhand bookshops.

The cover quotes from Joe Abercrombie and Steven Erikson hinted that we were going to be in down-in-the-dirt fantasy territory.

'The Wise Man's Fear' is described as 'The Kingkiller Chronicle: Day Two'. This intrigued me, as I hadn't read the first book in the series.

Raymond E. Feist is the internationally acclaimed author of nine bestselling fantasy series, but 'magician' is where his decades-long

I love Indian-inspired fantasy, and there just isn't enough of it around, so when I discovered Tasha Suri's debut novel I leapt at...

Jim brought this book over from America for me. He has an encyclopedic knowledge of all things horror and loves everything about the movies.

I tend to have high expectations with screen adaptation of works by Stephen King, but they don't always live up to their full potential.

'Prince of Thorns' by Mark Lawrence is straight-up swords and sorcery fantasy, with the emphasis on combat.