Next Up: Top Fantasy Romances + January SFF Newsįollowed By: Ready Player Two by Ernest ClineĮveryone's favorite ball of unstoppable gladiatorial fury, Tau Solarin, is back in Fires of Vengeance, Book 2 of The Burning by Evan Winter.
Tune in to see what we loved and what we wanted to obliterate with a dual sword strike from Isihogo. Next Up: Ready Player Two by Ernest Clineįull spoilers this time! Everyone's favorite ball of unstoppable gladiatorial fury, Tau Solarin, is back in Fires of Vengeance, Book 2 of The Burning by Evan Winter. Plus, fantasy news from January and regular old fantasies from Josh! What are your favorite romances from SFF books? Fantology is unveiling ours and appropriately devoting February to let everyone compete on Twitter to find out which fantasy romances are the strongest. Play along with us! There's a non-zero chance that your Harry Potter knowledge is much more impressive than ours.įollowed By: Harry Potter Trivia Special Part 2 Stephen, Nathan and Dan compete for the title of ultimate Potterhead in the first part of our trivia showdown. Support the show on Patreon and access additional perks! Every dollar goes back into improving the show and keeping content coming out quickly: Ĭheck out our exclusive Merch! We have several unique designs, covering several different series & fandoms: Next Up: Harry Potter Trivia Special Part 2įollowed By: Top 3 Fantasy + February NewsĬhat with us more! Tell us why we're wrong! Our Discord community is full of full-time fantasy nerds - join in on the conversation here: Kuang asks in the series and who's interested in The Poppy War: A Musical? Plus, our attempted answers to the philosophical questions R.F.
We talk Rin and the making of a monster against the backdrop of speculative Chinese history. Why did such a major publication greenlight an article with dubious motivation?Ĭhat with us more and support in the links belowĬharles and Dylan from FTF Podcast join Ben and Stephen to cover The Burning God from all angles. Fantology does our best to break down the strange Sanderson hit piece published by Wired.
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