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David Drake
Five Spellbinding Military Fantasy Novels
As the Computer Commands: The General, Book 1: The Forge by David Drake and S. M. Stirling
Five Doomed Armies in Science Fiction
Five Revenge Tales Featuring Treacherous Bosses and Evil Overlords
The Best Arthurian Novels for Fans of Actual History
Space Opera Week
Space Opera and the Emphasis on Big Space Battles
Space Opera Week
Space Opera and the Question of Empire: From David Weber to Yoon Ha Lee
The Lovecraft Reread
Top Ten Reasons to Summon an Elder God: David Drake’s “Than Curse the Darkness”
War Without Glory: The Forlorn Hope by David Drake
Up from Hell
Fantasy, Historical || Taranis and his men forage for the collected tribes of the Crow as they march against the Romans, but he brings back more than he bargained for when he frees a beautiful and mysterious prisoner, Alpnu. Together they face a power sealed in a cave for millennia and newly risen from Hell.
Air and Darkness Sweepstakes!
David Drake's Air and Darkness is available November 3rd from Tor Books, and we want to send you a galley!
Air and Darkness, an intriguing and fantastic adventure, is both an independent novel and the gripping conclusion of the Books of the Elements, a four-volume set of fantasies set in Carce, an analog of ancient Rome by David Drake. Here the stakes are raised from the previous novels in an ultimate conflict between the forces of logic and reason and the forces of magic and the supernatural.
Sleeps With Monsters
Sleeps With Monsters: I Want More of Everything I Like
Space Opera Bona: The Sea Without A Shore by David Drake
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