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[Mary]

My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero's Vol. 1 and My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero's Vol. 2 by Matsuri Akai

[[deleted user]]

The Last Druid (The Fall of Shannara, #4) by Terry Brooks.
Goodreads giveaway.

[Mary]

Piranesi by Susanna Clarke

[Richard]

Swords of the Barbarians

[Al]

[Mary]

Of Other Worlds: Essays and Stories by C.S. Lewis

[Richard]

Hogar Lord of the Asyr

[Mary]

Julia's House Moves On by Ben Hatke

[Mary]

Battle Ground by Jim Butcher

[Lyndon]

I just finished re-reading my book? ;) The Sword of Otrim, an epic fantasy (now live on Amazon!)

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Something seasonal (and it's upcoming on an episode of the Appendix N Podcast): The Dunwich Horror and Others by H.P. Lovecraft.

[Richard]

Canticle




The Godblade

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

And now onto The Dragon Waiting by John M. Ford -- they finally resolved the rights tangle around his books and are bringing them back into print after far, far too long.

[Mary]

Sidelights on New London and Newer York and Other Essays by G.K. Chesterton

[Mary]

Beyond the Hundred Kingdoms by Rod Espinosa

[Mary]

The Unremembered Lands by Rod Espinosa

[Richard]

@ Joseph
I really enjoyed The Dragon Waiting !

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Richard wrote: "@ Joseph
I really enjoyed The Dragon Waiting !"

It's totally not what I was expecting (mostly because I had no idea what it was about and my original 1980s-vintage paperback had a terrible generic mass-market fantasy cover), but I'm loving every page of it.

[Richard]

@Joseph

My edition was published by Avon with a cover by Sanjulian or someone pretty darn similar. I thought it added a nice quality to the paperback

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

To clarify, this is the cover on my original paperback copy:



I've seen pictures of the Sanjulian cover



and it does look much nicer. I have a number of other Sanjulian covers in my collection, including



and

[Mary]

Hot Dogs, Hot Cats: A MUTTS Treasury by Patrick McDonnell

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Now ('tis the season) I'm starting Night Shift for the first time in about 30 years. At some point, I should reread the Dark Tower books, which are about as close as King has ever come to S&S.

[Mark]

Just finished Oath: A Black Diamond Novel out in November. Worth reading

[The Joy of Erudition]

Joseph wrote: "I should reread the Dark Tower books, which are about as close as King has ever come to S&S."

Or this cover art:

[Mary]

A Witch's Printing Office, Vol. 1 by Mochinchi

[[deleted user]]

Thorgil Bloodaxe: The Vultures of Khurasan by Ralph E. Laitres

[Mary]

A Witch's Printing Office, Vol. 2 by Mochinchi

[[deleted user]]

Swords Of Gobi: Quests Of The Dethroned. By Fred Blosser.
Sword & Sorcery action and fantasy in the pulp tradition of Prince Raynor, Elak of Atlantis. A tribute to Henry Kuttner.

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

I started The Wolf of Oren-Yaro by K.S. Villoso.

[Clint]

@David, I have enjoyed Blosser’s essays about REH, but have not tried his fiction

[[deleted user]]

Clint wrote: "@David, I have enjoyed Blosser’s essays about REH, but have not tried his fiction"
It is my first time and I am so impressed. The book has 3 stories and I have read the first 2, you can believe they were written by Henry Kuttner.

[[deleted user]]

Crimson Blades of the Corsair Kingdom (Celyn the Exile Book 2) by Lorenzo D. Lopez and Rogue Planet Press.

[Mary]

My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! Volume 1 by Satoru Yamaguchi

[The Joy of Erudition]

Well, one of the books I'm reading now is as sword-&-sorcery as you can get: Swords Against Death by Fritz Leiber.

Also the cool (but not S&S) horror of Carnacki, The Ghost Finder by William Hope Hodgson.

[M.R.]

not currently reading sword and sorcery, but at the moment I'm 21 books deep into the Horus Heresy, WH40K books.

Now that's a long series of books. 55 in total.

[Mary]

Sinister Magic by Lindsay Buroker

[Richard]

Cahena: A Dream of the Past

[[deleted user]]

Thorgil Bloodaxe, Shadow Of Death: by Ralph Laitres.

[Al]

A very un-S&S I'm Thinking of Ending Things. I like it though.

[Richard]

Swords & Sorceries: Tales of Heroic Fantasy Vol 1

[Al]

[Richard]

Gilden-Fire


Honestly, I bought it for the pretty cover...

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

That is nice! I've read the piece, but just the version included in his short story collection. I was into Donaldson & Covenant back when I was young; someday I should go back and read the new set he wrote a while back.

[Richard]

Honestly this is a hard read. Primarily because it is an excised section from the Ill Earth War. Meant to be read as supplemental material to the series, but like I said about the art. I'm a sucker for Stephen Fabian art.

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Yeah, it definitely doesn't make sense without context.

[Clint]

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

[Richard]

Mad Amos Malone: The Complete Stories

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Started King's Dragon because it was just time to sink into a great big epic fantasy series.

[Al]

and

[Mary]

The Other Side of the Sky by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner