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James Enge
James Enge lives with his wife in northwest Ohio, where he teaches classics at a medium-sized public university. His short fiction has appeared in SWORDS AND DARK MAGIC (Harper, 2010), in the magazine BLACK GATE, in the upcoming anthology BLACKGUARDS (Ragnarok, 2015) and elsewhere. His previous... show more

James Enge lives with his wife in northwest Ohio, where he teaches classics at a medium-sized public university. His short fiction has appeared in SWORDS AND DARK MAGIC (Harper, 2010), in the magazine BLACK GATE, in the upcoming anthology BLACKGUARDS (Ragnarok, 2015) and elsewhere. His previous novels are BLOOD OF AMBROSE (Pyr, 2009), which was listed on Locus magazine's Recommended Reading for 2009 and nominated for the World Fantasy Award in 2010, THIS CROOKED WAY (Pyr, 2009), and THE WOLF AGE (Pyr 2010). His current project is a trilogy, A Tournament of Shadows, of which the first two volumes have seen the light; the third (THE WIDE WORLD'S END) will be released in winter 2015.
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lindbergseth
lindbergseth rated it 9 years ago
Blackguards: Tales of Assassins, Mercenaries, and Rogues by J.M. MartinS.E. Lindberg rating: 5 of 5 starsBlackguards: Tales of Assassins, Mercenaries, and Rogues is Highly Recommended Dark Fantasy:: This collection is largely Dark Fantasy. As the subtitle says, this not just about Assassins--there a...
Alissa
Alissa rated it 10 years ago
Project successfully funded on Kickstarter. Initial pledge goal more than doubled! I'm looking forward to reading this anthology.
Stacey O'Neale
Stacey O'Neale rated it 11 years ago
This review was written by Michael Cummings, senior reviewer with the Fantasy Book Addict website.Readers of Ovid looking for something with a little more sex and magic would do well to dwell in these pages. Like A Guile of Dragons, Wrath-Bearing Tree is a book whose mood implies it is best savored ...
Bob @ Beauty in Ruins
Bob @ Beauty in Ruins rated it 11 years ago
In this first book of his Morlock Ambrosius origin story, James Enge provides us with a 'classic' epic fantasy tale, centered around the clash between dwarves and dragons, augmented with a little alternative history, a story of parallel worlds, and a really interesting take on the Arthurian legends....
wealhtheow
wealhtheow rated it 12 years ago
A collection of sword and sorcery stories. Mostly written by dudes, and mostly uninspired or poorly written. They're all quite stylized: these are clearly authors who have either developed their authorial voices or are aping other, very distinct voices. I kinda enjoyed:Steven Erikson, "Goats of Gl...
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