ReviewFantasy
L’Amber by Tanith Lee (book review).
What is truth? Fiction, by its nature, is a series of untruths perpetrated by the author since none of the events in a…
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March 2021
January 2021
ReviewHorror
Blood 20: Tales Of Vampire Horror by Tanith Lee (book review).
‘Blood 20: Tales Of Vampire Horror’ is a collection of vampire stories written by Tanith Lee. Having heard of her but never read…
October 2019
ReviewFantasy
Anackire (The Wars Of Vis Trilogy book 2) by Tanith Lee (book review).
When the term ‘prolific’ is used to describe a writer, the implication often is that the resulting work will be the kind of…
August 2019
ReviewScifi
Electric Forest by Tanith Lee (book review).
One of the problems with choosing from the plethora of books on offer is which one. Should it be something a friend with…
August 2015
ReviewHorror
Ghosteria Volume Two: The Novel Zircons May Be Mistaken by Tanith Lee (book review).
Ghost stories have been around since humans sat around fires in the winter and were haunted by the shadows cast by the flickering…
July 2015
NewsFantasy
Tanith Lee (1947-2015) : remembered by Pauline Morgan.
Over the past few years we have lost a lot of genre writers such as Iain Banks, Graham Joyce and Joel Lane. Now…
May 2015
ReviewFantasy
To Indigo by Tanith Lee (book review).
There can be few authors who have published well over ninety books and still be able to come up with fresh ideas. Many…
November 2014
ReviewFantasy
Cruel Pink by Tanith Lee (book review).
Buildings have frequently had a distinctive part to play in fiction. The way a house is positioned, designed or furnished can greatly influence…
April 2014
ReviewHorror
Killing Violets (Gods Dogs) by Tanith Lee (book review).
Some periods in history have style. Admittedly, beneath the veneer of any civilisation there is an underbelly of depravity. Tanith Lee is a…
February 2013
ReviewHorror
Greyglass by Tanith Lee (book review).
There are some novels where the human characters seem less important than the place in which the story is set. This can be…