Nicholas Eames
Canada
Genres:
Fantasy
Nicholas Eames recommends
Bookshops & Bonedust (2023)(Legends & Lattes, book 2)Travis Baldree"Well, damn, he's done it again. Bookshops & Bonedust is hilarious, heartwarming, and wholesome as heck. If you loved the first you'll almost certainly love this perfectly executed prequel even more, as the stakes are higher and the scones are hotter still!" The Malevolent Seven (2023)Sebastien De Castell"The Malevolent Seven is a masterful blend of Sebastien de Castell's unique brand of wry humour, elegant prose, and wonderfully imaginative worldbuilding. I devoured this book and loved every page." Emperor of Ruin (2023)(Burningblade & Silvereye, book 3)Django Wexler"Deliciously inventive, brimming with ancient evils, fallen empires, mysterious technology, and devastating magic." Daughter of Redwinter (2022)(Redwinter Chronicles, book 1)Ed McDonald"Daughter of Redwinter has it all: enigmatic characters, shady politics, secret cults, ancient evils, and a young woman grappling with her own shattered identity while navigating a world in which no one is quite what they seem." The Empire's Ruin (2021)(Ashes of the Unhewn Throne, book 1)Brian Staveley"Brian Staveley’s books are epic in every sense of the word. He’s a giant in the genre, no doubt." Rabbits (2021)(Rabbits, book 1)Terry Miles"Rabbits is a remarkably assured debut, deftly written and laced with intrigue. It combines Haruki Murakami’s slice-of-life surrealness with the thrilling pace and pop-culture throwbacks of Ready Player One. I loved it." Artifact Space (2021)(Arcana Imperii)Miles Cameron"I loved Nbaro. I loved her crew. I loved their ship, the Athens, and I loved every page of this book. Miles has done something extraordinary here, fusing space adventure and war-time camaraderie with gritty, day-to-day detail in a way that makes the future feel like history in the best way possible." The Blacktongue Thief (2021)(Blacktongue Thief, book 1)Christopher Buehlman"Chock-full of wry wit, foul language, and characters who arrive on the page with savage, sordid pasts hot on their heels. Often humorous, occasionally horrifying, and sometimes incredibly poignant, I love every single page of this book. Every sentence, even. It's that good." The Unspoken Name (2020)(Serpent Gates, book 1)A K Larkwood"An astounding debut, written with skill and stunning assurance . . . From its flawless first page to its bittersweet last, The Unspoken Name is unlike anything I’ve read before." A Little Hatred (2019)(Age of Madness, book 1)Joe Abercrombie"A Little Hatred is Abercrombie at his very best: witty, wise, and whip-smart. Masterfully plotted . . . . I had high hopes for this book, and it exceed them all." Seven Blades in Black (2019)(Grave of Empires, book 1)Sam Sykes"Seven Blades in Black is terrific. The tale of Sal the Cacophony is delightfully sarcastic and deeply sorrowful. If you've ever wanted to read Final Fantasy: The Book, this is it." Bad Faith (2018)(Dragon Lords, book 3)Jon Hollins"A one-of-a-kind storyteller, a master of epic fun and nonstop action." First Watch (2017)(Fifth Ward, book 1)Dale Lucas"A brilliant premise, wonderfully told. A city that breathes, and heroes you can't help but root for." More recommendations Anthologies containing stories by Nicholas Eames
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