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Thieves’ World is an early example of a shared-world anthology series, where authors collaborated on stories set in a common […]

Unrelentingly bleak, George Orwell’s novel 1984 defined the dystopian genre. It’s depiction of a totalitarian state echoes down the decades.

Dune is the epic space opera that gave us giant sand worms, mind-expanding Spice, prophecy and warring houses. But its

The Lord of the Rings is a foundation stone of modern fantasy. It’s such a landmark in fantasy books, it’s

Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse Five: pioneering science-fantasy, or a memoir of trauma and PTSD? A psychological study of mental health and

Crossing eras, styles and genres, here are ten inspirations of fantasy fiction from my book shelves that directly influence my