The cover of Escape from Undermountain. A burly black-haired swordsman strikes a dramatic pose in the foreground. In the background, a huge headless statue shoots lightning from its fingertips.

Escape from Undermountain

“If stripped of all the padding and reduced to only scenes which further the bare “escape from Undermountain, remove curse, get revenge on our betrayer” plot, Escape from Undermountain would be a rather short novella.”

The cover of War in Tethyr. A black-haired swordswoman dressed in blue is cutting down a bunch of random bandit-looking guys. The bandits look unhappy about the situation. The trees in the background don't care.

War in Tethyr

War in Tethyr starts off as a potentially interesting story, but devolves into a polemic where the author uses this mass-market paperback fantasy novel as a soapbox for espousing his political convictions.”

The cover of King Pinch. A black-haired swordsman holds a glowing goblet in one hand. At his feet lies the corpse of a tonsured monk. A city is visible through a window.

King Pinch

“Pinch makes a fantastic anti-hero protagonist, as morally grey, vicious in a fight, and good at ferreting out plots as any Dashiell Hammett detective.”