Bane of Kings reviews Anne Lyle’s second novel in the Night’s Masque Trilogy, The Merchant of Dreams, published by Angry Robot Books and out in December 2012.
“This may be one of the best historical fiction/fantasy novels of 2012. Venice, Pirates, Skraylings, politics and some epic action scenes in sixteenth century Europe make sure that The Merchant of Dreams is a worthy successor to The Alchemist of Souls.” ~The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings writes a review of Lee Collins’ debut novel for Angry Robot books, a paranormal Western novel entitled The Dead of Winter.
“How do you make vampires more original? You put them in the Western genre. Collins has created a stunning debut here that is sure to entertain.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the sequel to Chris F. Holm’s stellar debut about angels and demons and the soul-gatherers known only as the Collectors.
“The Wrong Goodbye is an unrestrained joyride that will leave you breathless by the time you are done.“ ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews recent debut Adam Christopher’s second novel for Angry Robot in which he writes once more about superheroes but gives them centerstage.
“Adam Christopher has struck gold, again. If any SF novel this year deserves a sequel, its Seven Wonders!” ~The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings writes a review for the second installment in the superb urban fantasy pulp Collector series, entitled The Wrong Goodbye written by Chris F. Holm and published by Angry Robot Books. It’s out in October 2012 in the UK, but it is released today in the US.
“An explosive follow up to Dead Harvest, two out of two for Chris F. Holm, urban fantasy fans will love this. Sam Thorton is a protagonist to be reckoned with.” ~The Founding Fields
Guy Haley writes a killer novel as he debuts with Angry Robot and djinn24 and Commissar Ploss review the audio book from Angry Robot produced by Brilliance Audio.
The duo of Richards and Klein is here to stay for a long time, how excellent! - Larry, The Founding Fields.
Reality 36 bounces you between beautiful sweeping digital landscapes, and dirty, grim, grimy real-world cityscapes in a wild-goose-chase to save the world. It’s fun! -Commissar Ploss, The Founding Fields
KayTe-Kat reviews Blackbirds, a dark urban fantasy written by Chuck Wendig in 2012, published by Angry Robot Books. His book is all original and you get to break open the plastic as though it were a shiny new toy.
Wendig writes Blackbirds in such a manner that you just want to sink you teeth into it, let it clog the arteries, and die a peaceful death with a big grin of satiation on the face.-The Founding Fields
Hello everyone, I would like to introduce you to Matt Forbeck, author, game designer, Kickstarter guru, and Dad to the quad power. Matt hails from the great state of Wisconsin, you know the place with a lot of cheese, or so they tell us. First off I would like to thank Matt for taking time out of his schedule to do an interview with us, The Founding Fields have been a fan of your work since the beginning and some of us even before we joined the website. For those of you who do not know who Matt is, he is a game designer with a tons of games to his credit, including both RPG and CCG games, including Marvel Heroes Battle Dice, The Lord of the Rings RPG, Dreadlands: The Wierdest West RPG, and even more! He is also an author with over a dozen books to his credit, writing the Magic the Gathering comic book, Blood Bowl based books for Black Library, books for Angry Robot, and finally his own 12 for 12 project, which if you did not know, is 12 novels written over the 12 months of the year.
djinn24 does an advanced review on Derringer Award finalist and a Spinetingler Award winner Chris Holm’s second book in The Collector Series coming out September, 2012 in the US, UK and eBook format by Angry Robot Book.
Sam reminds me of Ash Williams from The Evil Dead series, some bad luck, some demons, total ass kicking story ~ The Founding Field
djinn24 reviews a newly released gritty and sassy dungeon crawl by New York Times best selling author Paul S. Kemp, released by Angry Robot Books.
A gritty dungeon crawler that will keep you on your toes with plenty of smartassery to make you laugh out loud. ~The Founding Fields
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