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Tag Archives: Grimdark
Half a King was my Introduction to Joe Abercrombie
Half a King is Joe Abercrombie’s first book marketed as Young Adult. It was also my introduction to Abercrombie’s work. It’s easy to see why he is so popular. He displays an easy skill with the technical aspects, both at … Continue reading
Crowfall Caps a Landmark Work of GrimHeart
Ed McDonald does something remarkable with Crowfall. Crowfall is the third (and presumably final) book in his stellar Raven’s Mark series. Third books—especially third books that close a series—follow a certain pattern. The first book sets up the world; the … Continue reading
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Game of Thrones Finale Recap
Nine years, eight seasons, and 73 episodes later, we have come to the end of a grand journey. If nothing else, there has never been another epic fantasy TV show like Game of Thrones. I will always be thankful for … Continue reading
Revisiting George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire: A Dance with Dragons
With HBO’s adaptation of Martin’s epic fantasy series almost finished, even if the series itself certainly isn’t, I will be revisiting my original reviews from 2011 of the five books in the series completed by Martin. I have already posted … Continue reading
Game of Thrones Recap: Season 8, Episode 5
After an episode that was much-maligned, including by me, can the writers of Game of Thrones get the magic back in the series’ penultimate episode? The episode also promises our last big battle in a series that has given us … Continue reading
Revisiting George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire: A Feast for Crows
With HBO’s adaptation of Martin’s epic fantasy series almost finished, even if the series itself certainly isn’t, I will be revisiting my original reviews from 2011 of the five books in the series completed by Martin. I have already posted … Continue reading
Game of Thrones Recap: Season 8, Episode 4
Wow. The show writers dealt us a serious twist in episode three. It necessarily marks a significant split between the first half of the finale season and the second half. We knew what to expect in the first half. Now … Continue reading
Revisiting George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire: A Storm of Swords
With HBO’s adaptation of Martin’s epic fantasy series almost finished, even if the series itself certainly isn’t, I will be revisiting my original reviews from 2011 of the five books in the series completed by Martin. You can find my … Continue reading
Game of Thrones Recap: Season 8, Episode 3
This really feels like the culmination of the entire series. “The Long Night” gives us dragons, ice zombies, and Starks in Winterfell—what more could we ask for? I have a sinking suspicion going in that this is it for the … Continue reading
Revisiting George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire: A Clash of Kings
With HBO’s adaptation of Martin’s epic fantasy series almost finished, even if the series itself certainly isn’t, I will be revisiting my original reviews from 2011 of the five books in the series completed by Martin. You can find my … Continue reading