As DMR Books is the preeminent publisher of sword-and-sorcery fiction, it is only right that we should have an ongoing anthology series of new S&S stories. Now, we have that series—Die by the Sword!
Read More“I was born a Welshman. You’ve got a red dragon for a banner, you’re surrounded by a fairy-tale landscape and our national hero was a medieval warrior-king who claimed the mantle of prophecy. I was either going to write fantasy or grim social realism – I had no choice in the matter.”
Read MoreThis week: The Day of Might! Plus Michael Moorcock, Robert E. Howard, Gene Wolfe, Doctor Strange, Arkham House, and more.
Read MoreDMR Books is proud to announce that we have acquired the rights to reprint the entirety of Arthur D. Howden Smith’s stories of Swain the Viking. For years pulp fans have clamored for a complete collection of Swain’s saga, and now it shall finally come to pass!
Read More“The big publishing companies nowadays will just dump your book on the market with zero exposure. Hence the self-pub route. I'm not banging my head against the wall for years, trying to get in with the big boys, just to have them drop my book and walk away like a dog dropping a turd by the side of the road.”
Read MoreThis week: Arminius, Elric, Tarzan, Jack London, Gene Wolfe, Clark Ashton Smith, Carnacki the Ghost-finder, a new Malazan novel, and more.
Read More“I take the approach of putting as much effort as possible into trying to master the craft, to produce the best possible story I can, then let the story speak for itself.”
Read MoreThis week: Michael Moorcock, Tarzan movie news, Karl Edward Wagner, Rings of Power, Adrian Cole, the Cthulhu Mythos, and more.
Read MoreWith mushroom-clouds looming on the horizon, the time seemed right for a look back at Robert Adams’ post-apocalyptic ‘Horseclans’ series, specifically the classic covers painted for it by the late, great Ken Kelly.
Read More“Where the Red Blossoms Weep” finds Theok the only survivor on the battlefield. The usual carrion eaters are arriving including ghouls. As he attempts to exit this scene of carnage, he must confront the ghouls and the sorcerer controlling them. Theok holds all sorcery in contempt.
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