Conan. Elric. Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser. Jirel of Joiry. All could call Return of the Sword home and be proud of it. Join warriors male and female, young and old, in struggles of supremacy, survival, and sacrifice. Witness the spectacle of their deeds; ride with them into battle; stand beside them in the breach; marvel at their heroics. Rejoice beside them, tremble before them, weep with them, die with them . . . triumph with them. This is a storyteller's collection of heroic deeds. Within its covers you will find tales by award-winning short story authors S.C. Bryce, Bruce Durham, and Angeline Hawkes; classic works by fan-favorite novelists E.E. Knight and Harold Lamb; and stories from new novelists Michael Ehart and James Enge and numerous other up-and-coming authors. Do your reading time a favor - pick up a copy of Return of the Sword today!

Return of the Sword: An Anthology of Heroic Adventure

Science Fiction & Fantasy

HAROLD LAMB

E.E. Knight

Bill Ward

Phil Emery

Jeff Draper

Ty Johnston

Nathan Meyer

James Enge

Michael Ehart

Fantasy

Rogue Blades Entertainment

Savage Man and Ferocious Beast. Deadly foes since the dawn of time. Where Man dares to tread, Beast has gone before. Where Beast has made its lair, Man brazenly stakes his claim. Domination is the prize. Most often in the bitter battles of bared steel and fang it is the valor of one warrior or a single powerful deed that rallies the day. Yet only the day, for another monstrous foe rises across that next ridge or in that dark night. The Beasts adopt many forms and Man comes to each in different mien: on bended knee to worship some as gods - or fear as slavering demons; upon the back of mighty steeds and waging war most divine - or defiant; in cautious companionship befriending some few - or learning to let live. Walk again the primal worlds of Lovecraft's ancient behemoths and Burroughs' untamed jungles; of London's wild North and Howard's dangerous creations. Only the brave should delve within these tales, should dare to follow close behind each warrior, for it is solely in the facing of our most awesome fears that heroes are truly made.

Rage of the Behemoth: An Anthology of Heroic Adventure

Richard K. Lyon

C.L. Werner

Andrew Offutt

Frederick Tor

Brian. Ruckley

Lois Tilton

Mary Rosenblum

When the gates of Hell open, who stands between Man and the Abyss?From mankind's infancy, people have huddled in the dark, drawing signs in the air, muttering quiet prayers, quivering with dread at what roams in the night. Demons. Creatures of the Darkness. Evil spirits riding dark winds. And mankind trembled. Yet a few stood, drew steel imbued with magic to hue spirit as well as flesh, and walked out into the night to meet the foes of mortal men. Join the struggle in these 28 masterful tales of adventure and mayhem as heroes, forged as strong as the steel they wield, defy foes from the realms of nightmare.

Demons: A Clash of Steel Anthology

Jonathan Green

Elaine Isaak

Carl Walmsley

Laura J. Underwood

Patrick Thomas

A delectable little verse collection celebrating the myths and memories of four ancient peoples -- the Celts, Egyptians, Greeks, and Norsemen. A very nice quartet of inspirational memorial poetry with art and illustrations throughout. Poet maestro Alex Ness delivers another compelling score, accompanied by some finely turned line art from the hand of Trent Westbrook.

Mythic Memories

Literature & Fiction

Ness, Alex

Poetry

Fantasy heroes endure. They are embedded in our cultural fabric, dwarfing other literary figures and the mere men and women of history. Achilles and Odysseus, Gilgamesh and Beowulf. King Arthur and Robin Hood, Macbeth and Sherlock Holmes, Conan and Luke Skywalker. They dominate our legends, and tower over popular culture. The stories we tell each other begin and end with fantasy heroes, and the 21st Century is as thoroughly captivated with them as ever. From Batman to Gandalf, Harry Potter to Tyrion Lannister, the heroes of fantasy speak to-and for-whole generations. But what makes a fantasy hero? How do the best writers create them, and bring them to life on the page? In WRITING FANTASY HEROES some of the most successful fantasy writers of our time-including Steven Erikson, Brandon Sanderson, Janet Morris, Cecelia Holland, Orson Scott Card, and Glen Cook-pull back the curtain to reveal the secrets of creating heroes that live and breathe, and steal readers' hearts. Whether you're an aspiring writer or simply a reader who loves great fantasy and strong characters, this book is for you.

Writing Fantasy Heroes: Powerful Advice from the Pros (Rogue Blades Presents)

ORSON SCOTT CARD

BRANDON SANDERSON

Ari Marmell

GLEN COOK

Ian C. Esslemont

Jennifer Brozek

PAUL KEARNEY

Cast aside by her mother, tormented (literally) by her father, feared by humans and despised by most of her own kind, Aella is determined not to care. Not to care what they think, not to care if they like her, not to care about anything or anyone. Just so long as no one tries to touch her or imprison her again, Aella couldn't care less. Until...he pulled an arrow from Aella's back and kissed her cheek. Until...she carried Aella home and stood between her and a giant spider. And a rioting mob. Until...they came to Aella looking for help. Aella, daughter of demon and witch, must find herself and forge her own route to a destiny she doesn't want to believe and others simply don't want. At first a heroine in name alone, Aella discovers she has the strength and the heart to control her demonic lineage and truly wear the title--hero. She also finds something even more valuable: friendship. Amelia, her Sword Sister, isn't just worth dying for. She's worth living for.

Sword Sisters: A Red Reaper Novel

Bledsoe, Alex

Cardinal, Tara

Crazy Town: A Dark Anthology of Fantastical Crime Noir (6)

Genre Fiction

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