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Fantasy nerds from across the internet get together to talk about books. Every month you will receive written book reviews, recommendations, and themed discussions from an eclectic collection of readers from Reddit and beyond.
Unknown Host hosts Fantasy Book of the Month Podcast, a arts show with 50 episodes published.
This month, we read The Weaver and the Witch Queen by Genevieve Gornichec, a Norse-mythology-inspired fantasy novel. Please consider supporting us below: Dan Eavenson: Check out The World of Juno, and read his book Dave
This month, we read Joe Hill’s NOS4A2, a 2013 horror novel adapted into an AMC series. We discuss the plot, characters, and themes, including the complexities of family relationships, trauma, and the blurred lines betwee
This month, we read Starlings, a collection of short stories and poetry written by Jo Walton. This diverse collection of writings displays the growth of Jo Walton as a writer, and allows a glimpse into the author’s writi
This month, we read The Jasmine Throne by Tasha Suri, a fantasy novel set in an Indian-inspired world. We highlight the book’s compelling world-building, focusing on themes of female empowerment, cultural oppression, and
This month, we read The Sword of Kaigen by M. L. Wang, a Japanese-inspired military fantasy & family drama. This story has some clear influence by Avatar: The Last Airbender, yet stands completely on its own as a rivetin
This month, we read Legends and Lattes, a feel-good fantasy novel by Travis Baldree. Please consider supporting us below: Dan Eavenson: Check out The World of Juno, and read his book Dave Woke Up! Peter Schaefer: Check o
This month, picked books for each other to read! Peter read Mask of Mirrors by M.A. Carrick, a fantasy novel with colonialism and classism themes, praising its characters and magic system but noting some minor issues. Ca
This month, we revisit one of our very first themes: dragons. We discuss Ascendant (Songs of Chaos Book #1) by Michael R. Miller. Please consider supporting us below: Dan Eavenson: Check out The World of Juno, and read h
Following our last episode, we sit down with Travis Deverell, a.k.a. Shirtaloon, author of the popular LitRPG novel He Who Fights With Monsters. Learn more about Travis Deverell and his book series at hewhofightswithmons
This month, we discuss the popular LitRPG novel He Who Fights With Monsters, and hold a discussion on the LitRPG genre more broadly. Please consider supporting us below: Dan Eavenson: Check out The World of Juno, and rea
This month, we discuss the theme of anthropomorphic animals in fantasy literature. Specifically, we read Dragon of Ash and Stars: The Autobiography of a Night Dragon by H. Leighton Dickson, a fantasy novel featuring an a
This month, we interview Joshua Phillip Johnson, author of The Forever Sea. Here about how the prairie pothole region of Minnesota and its tall grass prairies inspired the Forever Sea, the author’s writing process, and m
This month, we read The Forever Sea by Joshua Phillip Johnson. This novel was first recommended to us by author Mary Robinette Kowal on an earlier episode of the show. Please consider supporting us below: Dan Eavenson: C
This month for our conversation on classic fantasy, we read The Neverending Story by German author Michael Ende. This novel inspired the 1984 film that goes by the same name. Please consider supporting us below: Dan Eave
This month for our conversation on dinosaurs, we read Blood Adept by Glynn Stewart. Here is a brief description of the book: Kithamar is a center of trade and wealth, an ancient city with a long, bloody history where cou
This month for our conversation on political fantasy, we read Age of Ash by Daniel Abraham. Here is a brief description of the book: Hard rides and long nights as a cattle hand prepared Teer for the harsh life of a bount
This month for our conversation on the use of elements and elemental powers in fantasy, we read Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Rise of Kyoshi by F.C. Yee. Here is a brief description of the book: The Rise of Kyoshi fol
This month for our conversation on airships, we read Last Call by Tim Powers. Here is a brief description of the book: In Last Call, the Locus Fantasy Award and World Fantasy Award winner by Tim Powers, ex-professional g
This month for our conversation on airships, we read Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld. Here is a brief description of the book: It is the cusp of World War I. The Austro-Hungarians and Germans have their Clankers, steam-dri
This month, we read Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer, the book that inspired the movie by the same name. Please consider supporting us below: Back Shards of the Aegis on Kickstarter: https://bit.ly/3sh2z7x Dan Eavenson: C
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