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J. Robert King’s Carnival of Fear takes one of the oldest promises of the carnival—that for a few hours the ordinary rules no longer apply—and turns it into something much darker. What works best for me is the setting. The carnival is not simply scene ...more |
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Christie Golden’s *The Enemy Within* is one of those Ravenloft novels that works best when it stops trying to frighten you with what is outside the door and begins asking what may already be inside the person standing beside you. What I enjoyed most i ...more |
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| Knight of the Black Rose is one of the Ravenloft novels that feels like it understands the setting’s larger promise. It brings together two of its strongest presences—Lord Soth and Strahd von Zarovich—without making either one feel smaller for the me ...more | |
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Mordenheim is one of the Ravenloft novels that understands what makes the setting work: not simply monsters, experiments, or dark castles, but grief given a body and then asked to keep living. Chet Williamson takes the old Frankenstein shape and place ...more |
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“The guest book knew his name before he reached the manor.”
― THE MANOR THAT DRANK THE ROAD: An Old-World Gothic Fantasy of Guest-Law, Hidden Names, and the Black Lantern
― THE MANOR THAT DRANK THE ROAD: An Old-World Gothic Fantasy of Guest-Law, Hidden Names, and the Black Lantern
“The guest book knew his name before he reached the manor.”
― THE MANOR THAT DRANK THE ROAD: An Old-World Gothic Fantasy of Guest-Law, Hidden Names, and the Black Lantern
― THE MANOR THAT DRANK THE ROAD: An Old-World Gothic Fantasy of Guest-Law, Hidden Names, and the Black Lantern
“Never thank a house for opening its mouth.”
― The Road That Remembers: An Old-World Dark Fantasy of Haunted Roads and Buried Oaths
― The Road That Remembers: An Old-World Dark Fantasy of Haunted Roads and Buried Oaths
“Horses remembered roads better than men remembered promises.”
― The Road That Remembers: An Old-World Dark Fantasy of Haunted Roads and Buried Oaths
― The Road That Remembers: An Old-World Dark Fantasy of Haunted Roads and Buried Oaths
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