James Bibby

1953-

James Bibby writes humorous fantasy.

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Ronan — (1995-1998) Publisher: In the adventure of the Singing Sword our avenging heroes find themselves pitted against the nauseating Nekros, killer of Ronan's noble swordsmith father and then unexpectedly in league with the wizard Anthrax, whose skills are second to none (if you really want to hear your psychopathic donkey's every thought, that is). Ronan must find the singing sword and put to death the evil Nekros, but will that be the end of it-only time will tell. And it's doubtful, given the nature of these things.

James Bibby review 1. Ronan the Barbarian, 2. Ronan's Rescue, 3. Ronan's Revenge

Stand-alone novels:

Shapestone — (1999) Publisher: Death is nasty and not a little inconvenient. Being dead even more so. Especially when you're tied to an amulet that has its own designs on the world. For the Princess Macoby the annoying ghost with the axe in his head who keeps hangng around is just plain irritating. Little do either of them know that the fate of the world is in their substantial and not-so substantial hands. Jim Bibby has created a world peopled with real people, with real concerns. Their lives are not played for laughs, these come from Bibby's acute eye for timing and sympathy with human foibles/ This is a serious cut above your average humorous fantasy.

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