Entrevista a Ángel González Olmedo
Ángel González Olmedo ha tenido a bien aceptar unas preguntas y estas fueran sus respuestas
La historia triste de un hombre justo, de Ángel González Olmedo
A pesar de la influencia que ha tenido la cultura española en el mundo moderno, las obras de fantasía cuya inspiración beba de esta misma, lo cual hace aun más raro que justo esta semana haya coincido con tener dos de estas obras en mis manos, Together We Burn de Isabel Ibañez y La Historia Triste de un Hombre Justo de Ángel G. Olmedo, que es la que vamos a tratar en esta reseña. Y de verdad, pienso que es un poco una pena, ya que como el autor nos demuestra en esta obra, tomando retales de aquí y de ella, inspirándose en el Siglo de Oro, se puede hacer una de las mejores novelas que he tenido el placer de leer este año.
Together We Burn, by Isabel Ibañez
Together We Burn is the second novel from the Florida writer Isabel Ibañez. It features a ton of cool things that made me want to read and review it as dragons, mystery, and it is set in a fantasy world based in Spain and most in concrete in Andalusia. So with all these elements in mind, and as somebody who has been living for more than eight years in the city used as inspiration (Seville), let’s dive into the review.
Some Thoughts with … Azalea Forrest
Today, we are accompanied by Azalea Forrest, author of The Underground, A Bitter Drink, and Witch in the Lighthouse. Also described as a living Ghibli Studio character.
A Bitter Drink, by Azalea Forrest
A Bitter Drink is a really interesting novel by Azalea Forrest, where the author uses really uncommon characters to weave a fantastic story, which hooks you from the start to the end. It’s great that I discovered it due to SFPBO, because it has a ton of possibilities of ending in my top 10 reads of the year.
A Canticle of Two Souls (Aria of Steel #1), by Steven Raaymakers
A Canticle of Two Souls is the first book in the Aria of Steel trilogy, by the kiwi writer Steven Raaymakers. It’s a coming-of-age epic fantasy style of novel, and it has a really interesting use of some uncommon tropes in the genre which I really appreciated as a reader.
Some Thoughts with … Jonathan Nevair
Today we are accompanied by Jonathan Nevair, author of the Wind Tide series and of the soon-to-be-published Stellar Instinct.