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King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table -
Sweeping historical fiction by women -
YA fantasy novels that reveal a hero’s quest and journey through new or newly-perceived worlds -
Where the narrator speaks directly to the reader -
Shoving a stick up the arse end of perceived reality -
Fantasy based on legends without dwarfs or dragons -
Legendary characters from the British Isles -
The magic of castles -
Love and war and describing both battlefields -
Thinking about King Arthur -
To make you love being a woman -
Classic YA titles we think we know but don’t
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Romantic Celtic Britain: Druids, Romans and female warriors -
Supernature magic, alchemy and enchantment -
Reimagine the Middle Ages -
Rediscover women’s power -
World building so immersive you may never come out -
Mythic fantasy novels -
Fantasy that make you feel like you’ve been there -
Pagans, saints, and love