This evening Obscurists, we’re diving into an urban fantasy novel with Jarryd Smith’s “Oath Broken.” It’s a fantasy story with a big central...

  I know—I know, high-minded ideals dictate that schadenfreude isn't laudable, and after all, it was precisely that impulse that makes P...

Today, Obscurists, we’re plunging into a magical fantasy world where one young woman must step-up to save her kingdom—prophecy or no prophec...

We’re going in for some fantasy and a little bit of horror with this one, Obscurists. Today’s review is on Neil Gaiman’s “Neverwhere.” ***Th...

  After this book, “The Pirates of Pacta Servanda,” I only have two more books to read in Jack Campbell’s steampunk “The Pillars of Reality”...

  I really wanted to love “Ready Player Two” by Ernest Cline, and I did legitimately like the ending a lot. But much like playing as player ...

So, the book "Howl's Moving Castle" by Diana Wynne Jones changed how I viewed the animated film by Studio Ghibli. I am ardentl...

Today Obscurists, we’re going on a magical journey with some fairies—through enchanting vistas and sublime locales. Oh, and there will be bl...

"Exile" by R.A. Salvatore is a wonderful story of taking off into the great unknown for Drizzt. He has struck out from Menzoberran...

After reading "Six of Crows" and "Crooked Kingdom" by Leigh Bardugo and starting the new Netflix show Shadow and Bone ba...

We’re on a road trip to hell today, Obscurists—or, well, hell adjacent. In any case, today’s book is Eric Balch’s “Assault on Devil’s Den,” ...

What a way to start this year off with Indie reviews! “Aurora’s Angel” by Emily Noon is a dark fantasy romance novel that is revelatory. It’...

"Dragonvein" by Brian D. Anderson has a set-up—a soldier in WW2, unbeknownst to himself, is actually from a parallel universe of m...

After a bit of a slow start for me, this novel, "A Darker Shade of Magic," by V.E. Schwab, ramps up nicely and takes an interestin...

Or Download This Episode Here: https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/cpnvqp/Circe_Podcast_Edited8pakp.mp3 Ok, Obscurists, we're at the end...

Time for some fantasy, Obscurists. This week I’m talking about “The Name of the Wind” by Patrick Rothfuss, a sweeping heroic fantasy novel, ...

"The Assasins of Altis" was probably my favorite one yet of Jack Campbell's "The Pillars of Reality" steampunk serie...

In today’s review, we’re getting a castle—that moves! Ok, that was terrible. In any case, Obscurists, we’re talking about “Howl’s Moving Cas...