Fantasy og science fiction

Eoin, a neurodiverse empath in seclusion, struggles with herself and her surroundings as she draws in emotions from those around her and experiences sudden bursts of visions that make people distrustful of her. Remembering little of her past, Eoin's only personal possession is a medallion inherited from her father. When she unexpectedly learns the medallion's origins, her uneventful life is thrown into chaos. In a mysterious world, she encounters the Enchanters, who have inherited control of potent crystals coveted as the ultimate source of power from the Dragon Lords. In a society filled with political machinations, intrigue, and dark secrets, Eoin becomes an unwitting pawn in a dangerous game of power. Possessing her medallion, Eoin sees completing the Enchanter's trial - a rite of passage - as her only means of returning home, and she reluctantly agrees. Taming a feral dragon is the least of her problems as the perilous journey reveals a disturbing connection between her family and the missing Dragon Lords. And falling in love doesn't make the journey any easier.

First published in 1981, Imaro is a classic sword and sorcery fantasy set in a pre-colonial, alternate Africa.

Manga based on Twisted Wonderland, the hit mobile video game from Disney!

Paul Pivcevic's The Crow and the Deer is a magical allegory that celebrates the potential in our humanity.

400 years ago, Rhuannedd's family and home were burned. She thought she was alone and then he came knocking. What Rhuannedd discovered has left her angry and confused, but most of all angry. With the power she holds, what will she do? Fight the good fight or lose control and tear it all down?

The War for Power erupted when the Cordbetans and Ordbetans joined forces with the monsters against the Hics, Lacertus, Nosh, and Krumberland men in a bid to seize control over the High World and bring order to the realm. The Cordbetan king sought his brother's allegiance to secure complete domination over their territories.The War for the Potion began with Cordbeta and Ordbeta engaging in tournaments featuring kings and warriors, with the victors receiving the most potent potions crafted by the magicians as a reward for their freedom. Despite Ordbeta's triumph, the Cordbetan king, refusing to accept defeat, slew Ordbeta's greatest warrior. This act ignited a war between the two kingdoms, culminating in Cordbeta's victory at the battle of Fallen Sand, granting them access to the superior potions. The King, having consumed the Forever potion, gained the power to create an endless army of men. With time as his only constraint, he set his sights on conquering the world. Instead of honouring his agreement to free the magicians, the King ordered their execution. However, one magician managed to escape through the wall, disguising himself as a guard. Though wounded, he reached his homeland and entrusted his son with the potion recipes, imploring him to wait until he was older and wiser before presenting them to the King. Until then, the magician's son was to keep the recipes hidden, lest he be compelled to return them to the King of Cordbeta due to their alliance. Ordbeta, in desperate need of allies, turned to the Lorem special soldiers for assistance in their quest to gather the ingredients once more and challenge the Cordbetan king's growing power.

'On the whole, Aloysia Papplewick was proud of this year's crop of Prattling Pumpkins; but that didn't mean that they were proud of her.'

ONE BIG WISH!Demon King Ejil acts tough, but he wants to be first in lake spirit Vivi’s heart. So when Vivi starts her new job at Kirio Drugs, Demon King Ejil gets jealous of how close Vivi is becoming with her new coworkers. Lucky for him, Reji has just the right potion! To reward all of Ejil’s hard work, Reiji makes him a medicine that will grant his deepest wishes. Ejil tries to use it to get closer to Vivi, but the obstacle to her heart isn’t her new friends—she’s got one huge worry. So huge, in fact, that the only way to solve it is to become gigantic!

The Imagined Arctic in Speculative Fiction explores the ways in which the Arctic is imagined and what function it is made to serve in a selection of speculative fictions: non-mimetic works that start from the implied question 'what if?'

An all-new story about the work-and-eat life of Elma from Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid!Some people live to work, others work to live. But Elma works to…eat! Elma is a Harmony Dragon who came to the human world to bring fellow dragon Tohru back home. In order to stay close to Tohru, Elma has taken a job as an office lady (OL). This charming new series from the world of Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid follows the 9-to-5 adventures of Elma as she learns to work and eat her way through the OL life. From mixed-up mixers to death marches, Elma learns that being an OL is just as hard as being a dragon…

Wuthering Heights meets The Cruel Prince in the new Celtic-inspired erotic fantasy romance from Sunday Times bestseller S.T. Gibson, author of the TikTok phenomenon A Dowry of Blood.For as long as Adam can remember he has dreamed about visiting Cragimar, a crumbling manor in the Highlands. Nicola, his closest friend, is just as filled with longing for adventure, and for Adam. Perhaps in the remote wilds of Scotland, Adam will finally surrender to their shared attraction.When a storm strands them at Craigmar, Adam and Nicola find themselves at the mercy of Eileen, an eccentric aristocrat, and Finley, her brooding groundskeeper.Trapped by the storm, and bound by ancient faery magic, Nicola and Adam will get more than they bargained for as they become entangled in Eileen and Finley's world of mind games, deceit and forbidden desire.Praise for S.T. Gibson's A Dowry of Blood:'Stunningly gorgeous and devastatingly romantic' Katee Robert, author of Neon Gods'A dizzying nightmare of a romance that will leave you aching, angry and ultimately hopeful' Hannah Whitten, author of For the Wolf'A dark seductive tale. . . intermingling love, pain, fear and anger in mesmerizing prose' Publishers Weekly

Let us hope that humankind has not invented a Frankenstein that goes by the name of Artificial Intelligence.After all, the useful application of atomic energy is a helpful thing; the atomic bomb is something else...The pixies, although finding themselves in the distant past, brought about by the mismanagement of Artificial Intelligence, come to realise that the problems of yesteryear have, sadly, been repeated in the world from which they have been forcefully ejected.They discover that in the past, pickpockets are much the same as the modern-day variety; that bullies are still a threat, be it an individual or a group; that the ways and means of the confidence trickster haven't really changed, playing on the greed of individuals; and, thankfully, that humour and kindness can lighten many dark corners in the life of humanity.The pixies' most important realisation are incidents from the past, for reasons that are really unknown, have been changed for modern day consumption; then in their own inimitable way, either by accident or design, attempt, with some success, to right the wrongs of days gone by.

MARKET SWAPWhen a trip to the market goes disastrously wrong, Natsu is suddenly taken over by an unknown personality. It's up to Jinya to get her back to rights, but he may be in over his head! On his search to help Natsu, he's confronted by a diviner known for killing demons. Will this divine seer root out his secret?

The sixth omnibus collection of The Rise and Fall of the Trigan Empire reprints all of the classic stories in chronological order, many for the first time. This volume includes Oliver Frey's final work on the series, and the beginning of Gerry Wood's work.

From the pen of acclaimed Judge Dredd creator John Wagner (A History of Violence) comes the origin story of 2000 AD's most enduring villain. Includes Young Death, with art by Peter Doherty (Shaolin Cowboy), Tea With Mrs. Gunderson by artist Dean Ormston (Black Hammer) and the classic My Name Is Death and The Wilderness Days with art by Frazer Irving (Batman & Robin).