Towers of Midnight holds strong in first place, with a Warcraft book: The Shattering, entering in second. Jim Butcher’s Side Jobs comes in at number 4.
by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
by Christie Golden
by J.R. Rain
by Jim Butcher
by Robert Jackson BennettRobert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson hold first place, with Side Jobs by Jim Butcher making a first appearance in the 2nd slot. Charlaine Harris bumps her share of the top 5 back up to 40% with both Dead in the Family and Dead and Gone making the cut, and Breaking Dawn rounds out the top 5 for the week. Worth noting just outside the top 5, is A Game of Thrones, (Kindle), which while written in 1996, is seeing a resurgence in digital format.
by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson by Jim Butcher
by Charlaine Harris
by Charlaine Harris
by Stephanie MeyerThe battle for the top 5 fantasy bestsellers on Amazon continues, as Towers of Midnight enjoys week 4 in first place, with Dead in the Family, The Way of Kings, and Breaking Dawn all making returns this week. Conversation in the Cathedral appears in the top 5 for the first time.
by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
by Mario Vargas by Charlaine Harris
by Brandon Sanderson by Stephanie MeyerGreat interviews this week, including Tad Williams, Jasper Kent, Brent Weeks, Lev Grossman, Scott Westerfield and Peter V. Brett. We’ve also found a few creat reviews, including a review of Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson, The Painted Man by Peter V. Brett, and more. Ever get frustrated when books don’t clearly indicate the order they’re published in or the series number on the cover? Check out FictFact. And as always, Guildy hilarity!
Towers of Midnight holds strong in the number one position for the third week straight, with the only other book from last week being The Exile by Diana Gabaldon. New entries this week include Bayou Moon and Alpha, with The Gathering Storm (Kindle Edition) making a return to the Amazon top 5 fantasy bestseller list this week.
by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
by Ilona Andrews
by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
by Rachel Vincent
by Diana GabaldonBrandon Sanderson making the rounds again this week, interviewing across the fantasy blogosphere, and Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist offers a review of The Way of Kings. A few other reviews and interviews crossed this week including The Exile by Diana Gabaldon and an interview with Naomi Novik. A new Harry Potter film trailer was released, and don’t miss Pat Rothfuss in Clash of the Geeks. And, as always, The Guild with another home run episode.
Seven weeks in the top 5, and two weeks straight in first place for Towers of Midnight, and this week marks the debut of Distinctions, the prologue to Towers of Midnight. Rounding out the top three is The Way of Kings, leaving Sanderson taking back seat to himself, and well, himself.
by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson by Brandon Sanderson by Charlaine Harris
by Sherrilyn KenyonLots of tv and film news this week, with a few new Game of Thrones HBO series videos appearing, and Stephen King talking about The Dark Tower film and tv series. In addition, a fairly large-scale buzz surrounded Brandon Sanderson’s The Way of Kings, as he concluded his tour for the novel. The Game of Thrones trailers look amazing, and I’m really pleased with the casting. Its going to be awesome. Wrap up this week with a new episode of The Guild. See you next week fantasy blogospherians!
Towers of Midnight and No Mercy swap places this week, while The Way of Kings and The Exile see their returns to the top 5 fantasy bestseller list.
by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson by Sherrilyn Kenyon by Diana Gabaldon by Brandon Sanderson by Charlaine HarrisHoly schnikes! Where to begin this week? How about reviews of books by Tad Williams, Mark Chadbourn, Mark Charan Newton, Paul Hoffman, and Jo Graham? Or maybe interviews with R.A. Salvatore, Guy Gavriel Kay and Naomi Novik? Not to your liking? Try The Way of Kings tour schedule, Stephen King’s The Dark Tower becoming a film trilogy and a tv series and the babes of Dragon*Con on for size. Still not happy? Will a new trailer for Towers of Midnight please you? No? Ok, then check out The Guide to Writing Fantasy and Science Fiction, answer the question of what hobbits, robots and yahoos have in common, and check out The Guild: Season 4, Episode 8. Thirsty for more? Well, you’ll have to look elsewhere, I’m spent.
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