Soar into the Impossible in Indra Das’ “The Last Dragoners of Bowbazar”

Those who know me may know that I have long been a fan of Indra Das, whose debut novel The Devourers is always my go-to recommendation when the "what should I read?" question is posed. As such, when I heard that Das was releasing a new book, The Last Dragoners of Bowbazar, I jumped at … Continue reading Soar into the Impossible in Indra Das’ “The Last Dragoners of Bowbazar”

Old World Heroism in J.T.T. Ryder’s “Hag of the Hills”

J.T.T. Ryder’s first installment of The Bronze Sword Cycles: Hag of the Hills is what he terms as a work of "heroic prehistoric fantasy fiction" and I believe there is no better descriptor for it. The story follows Brennus son of Biturix through his fight to reclaim his ancestral homeland in the Isle of Skye … Continue reading Old World Heroism in J.T.T. Ryder’s “Hag of the Hills”