#Classic fantasy

[whimsy-of-the-stars]

guys guys guy GUYS!!!!

THERE’S GONNA BE AN EARTHSEA GRAPHIC NOVEL AND IT LOOKS SUPER PROMISING!!

also the cover looks like THIS!

and here is the article:

it comes out on March 11, 2025! I’m so excited!!

[timorpanico]

Elric of Melniboné

+ timelapse ❣️

[stlptr]

[sci-fi-fantasy-art-collection]

Frank Frazetta

[judgeitbyitscover]

Chronicles in Amber (1970-1991) by Roger Zelaney

Cover art by Tim White

Mass Market paperback editions: Avon Books, 1986-1992

Chronicles in Amber books in order

Nine Princes in Amber (1970)

The Guns of Avalon (1972)

Sign of the Unicorn (1975)

The Hand of Oberon (1976)

The Courts of Chaos (1978)

Trumps of Doom (1985)

Blood of Amber (1986)

Sign of Chaos (1987)

Knight of Shadows (1989)

Prince of Chaos (1991)

[ghiaccioicyyy]

Rough Part of Town, by Larry Elmore

[trve-grimdark]

Johfra Bosschart

[distortedsense]

art for The Day My Dream Died

[purrcelot]

[blackfinchart]

Anyone else fricken LOVE Valheim??

I very sincerely hope it’s where I wind up when I die the idea of ranching lizard-cows and farming turnips and slaying zombies and keeping wolves as pets is my idea of a cozy time

Anyway the Swamp is by far my favorite zone, it’s so menacing and atmospheric; it feels like a classic fantasy adventure the most of all zones imo. I wish I could grow crops there so I could enjoy the vibes at all times but alas my carrots n onions will not flourish!

I hope you like my Swamp fanart haha

[rachel-sylvan-author]

"Mythmaker: The Life of J.R.R. Tolkien, Creator of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings" by Anne E. Neimark

"Lord of the Rings" are my dearest books and movies. I was glad to learn a little about their maker! ❤️

[sam-keeper]

Now on Patreon: I sit down with @hms-no-fun of Let's Talk About Stuff and Godfeels to watch John Ford's 1940 film adaptation of The Grapes of Wrath!

Also, over on the main Read One Other Book podcast page, there's a 15 minute preview of the last bonus episode on ER Eddison's The Worm Ouroboros. This is one of my favorite of these episodes, and the preview, which covers the death of Tolkien's favorite character Lord Gro, doesn't even get into the most insane parts of this book's incredible finale! The whole episode can also be found on Patreon.

[coldtortelloni]

i kinda rage quit at the end but here we go, another pinup!

[theidealistcynic]

Sometimes I take a pause from my reading of fantasy classics and go "This author really seems to think stupidity and getting screamed at every ten minutes is hot"

[judgeitbyitscover]

The Prisoner of Blackwood Castle by Ron Goulart

Cover art by Tom Kidd

Avon, July 1984

Something was decidedly rotten in Orlandia, deduced Harry Challenge, as his former flame Princess Alicia flung him unceremoniously from the royal palace. An evil plot was afoot!

And it was Harry to the rescue...

Aided by a masterful magician, a dandy playboy, and rich Americans... Abetted by a pretty reporter after the story and the hero... Assaulted by a bloodthirsty baron, a bloodless doctor, a blood-sucking beauty, and a windup werewolf... Could Harry's dauntless daring and silver bullets save the princess?

[ghiaccioicyyy]

Laveth, daughter of Lolth by Stephen Daniele