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As you may have noticed, over the past six months I have been dipping into Armchair Fiction’s current Lost World/Lost Race series of 24 novels, and with mixed results. One thing I have observed is that the best of this bunch — such as Frank Aubrey’s The King of the Dead (1903), Rex Stout’s Under the Andes (1914), John Taine’s The Purple Sapphire (1924) and Read More
We here at Fantasy Literature stand with our black brothers and sisters in their fight against the systemic racism that has, since our country’s inception, poisoned and weakened our society. Our motto has always been Life is Too Short to Read Bad Books, but life is also too rich to limit ourselves to reading in only one small corner of the world, to listen to one type of voice, to immerse ourselves in one type of creative experience. Our list of reviewed authors has always been a diverse one, and we will continue and intensify our efforts to further amplify and bring to the forefront the voices of those who have for too long been muffled by the forces of bigotry and oppression.
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