Page-turning Fantasy

[TheBookLounge]

Wait, I think I found it. (Open Book Bookstore) Elkins Park area

[TheBookLounge]

Allison wrote: "Safe move, Ian! Hope to see you back soon.

I love me some classic fantasy, but I sometimes do not find it "page turning"

I'd check out The Blacktongue Thief, [book:Fate of the Fa..."


Adding all of them to the long list I have now of Fantasy books TBR, lol. Thank you!!

[Allison, Fairy Mod-mother]

(Open Book is cute! kinda wonky parking, but the owner is very nice. and it has a fun Greek pizza place right there too. Also, Google used books, there are a ton of places in Havertown, Narberth, norristown, Philly obvi, New Hope...)

[Charlton]

Fritz Leiber and his books of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser are really a good bunch. But I also liked Fred Saberhagen and his book of swords series.

[TheBookLounge]

My apologies for not being in here. Work has been busy and the kiddos sports takes up a lot of time

Hope everyone has been well!

[Eva]

The Will of the Many is also a great page-turner, I practically inhaled it.

[Bookworm]

Karl Edward Wagner: The Kane Saga

especially his collection
"Midnight Sun: The Complete Stories of Kane"
with the Award winning short: "Two Suns Setting"

it's one of the first modern Sword & Sorcery from the 2nd half of 70s