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Tag: fantasy
Clair St. Claire: Homeschooled Teen Author
Clair is a 16-year-old homeschooler who wrote and published her own fantasy novel. See our exclusive author interview!
Solomon Kane: The Puritan Warrior
A ruthless mercenary forsakes his violent past to become a man of peace but is then called to take up arms against the forces of darkness.
WINGS, by Aprilynne Pike
NEW COLUMN! For this first installment… a modern-day fairy tale!
Howl’s Moving Castle
A fantasy adventure that shows how appearances can be deceiving.
Trine 3
The pros and cons of Trine 3.
The Change To Beauty: A Story of a Deadly Change
A short fairytale written by one of our readers.
Scarlet, by Marissa Meyer
The twist to the Red Riding Hood story was FAN-FLIPPIN-TASTIC!
Patema Inverted
A unique perspective-twisting fantasy adventure about two people separated by opposite gravities.
Broken Blade
A unique anime that can be best described as “Medieval Mecha.”
The Follower: The Sehret Chronicles Book 1
Today I am going to be reviewing one of my 100% absolutely all time favorite book!
The Harry Potter Series: A Story of Love
From the very first chapter of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, it is love that saves Harry Potter.
Storyworld First, by Jill Williamson
If you are a fantasy or science fiction writer, you should read this book.
Becoming the Chateran, by S.J. Aisling
A Book Review, by Adriana.
Book Review: Rising, by Holly Kelly
Xanthus Dimitriou is on a mission to save mankind from annihilation. But first there’s one small thing he needs to do…
Sci-Fi Library: a Foundation for Your High School Literature Study
The Sci-Fi Library app is a hassle-free way to start or build your own handheld Science Fiction library.
Folk Tale
Folk Tale is a new RTS fantasy-adventure-comedy game by indie collaboration studio Games Foundry.
The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
The Razor’s Edge, by Madeleine Richey Are you a writer, a painter, a sculptor—an artist in any form? As a young artist, it can be hard to be recognized for your work and even harder if you are homeschooled and do not have a school that regularly hosts awards and provides opportunities to display your […]
Zev Hoover
Zev Hoover is a 14-year-old homeschooled student and self-taught photographer who lives in the Boston suburb of Natick, Massachusetts. The bright-eyed redhead has become quite an internet sensation lately due to his fanciful photos of digitally miniaturized people, many of which are self-portraits. On the Flickr image hosting site, Zev’s username is Fiddle Oak, a […]
Legend of Grimrock
A Game Review, by Super Searcher “Legend of Grimrock” is a fantasy game. Its gameplay is similar to “Dungeon & Dragons;” in fact, it even gives you an option to play on a blank, white grid. But if you’re not one to play that way, it has a first person view where you walk through […]
The Princess and the Hound
Bookshelf of a (Maybe) Teen Author, by Emily Russell My mother and I visited a used bookstore, Gottwals, to use a gift card. I found several books I’d read before and wanted to own, along with a few writing books, but only one novel I had not already read: The Princess and the Hound. I […]
Teen Read Week: Read Beyond Reality
College Bound Reading List Teen Read Week 2009 will be celebrated October 18-24! This year’s theme is “Read Beyond Reality @ Your Library,” which encourages teens to read something out of this world, just for the fun of it. The following books in the genre of science fiction, fantasy, and alternate realities are recommended reading […]
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