I generally don’t like horror stuff, but for some reason I really do like zombies.

The line between fact and fiction is very blurry.

Me, I’m ambivalent. I haven’t engaged with the series in a while.

I love historical fiction. This is right up there with the best.

You’ve probably never heard of it, but the Ketty Jay series is an enjoyable romp.

My son was absolutely obsessed with Percy Jackson when he was a teenager, and I enjoyed them too.

I love the Grishaverse and I hope you will too. This is what modern fantasy looks like.

How am I reviewing a series I’ve never read, and a show I’ve only seen half of?

You’ve never read anything like the Discworld.

You’ve read the book, now watch the show. We’re in a boom of fantasy on television and the big screen.

Is The Hobbit the greatest fantasy story of all time? It’s certainly the first one you should read.

Do you understand Malazan? You’re a better reader than me then.

I think the simplest definition of Cozy Fantasy might be slice-of-life fantasy.

Don’t read the Broken Empire. Seriously, don’t. At least until you are into the fantasy genre. Broken Empire is a series for the experienced fantasy reader, not the newbie.

A little more mediocre fantasy from the eighties, which hasn’t really stood the test of time.

Have you read Thomas Covenant? It seems a little dated these days, with the most unlikable main character in fantasy.

I read The Wheel of Time long ago, and I never finished it. There are limits to any series, and if you start to get boring, you’ll start to lose your audience.

The First Law series is dark and hard to read. But should that stop you from reading it?

Everybody knows the story of the Lord of the Rings. That’s why it’s a classic.