The descriptions are fabulous – of Heaven, of the Outside, even of San Judas itself. I think this story would make a great screenplay because I could almost see the scenes coming together as I read them, and the humour is spot on and had me giggling to myself on the train. Continue reading →

2012 was a very good year for new works in the science fiction and fantasy genres. Tad’s latest novel, The Dirty Streets of Heaven and his novella “Three Lilies and Three Leopards (And A Participation Ribbon In Science)” garnered mentions in several “Best Of” lists. Continue reading →

Here’s the latest round-up of reviews for Tad’s newest book, The Dirty Streets of Heaven. Discover why everyone loves Bobby Dollar — Continue reading →

Readers love Bobby Dollar! Here’s a round-up of recent reviews for Tad’s latest book, The Dirty Streets of Heaven — plus a review of Tailchaser’s Song and Tad’s latest short-story collection, A Stark and Wormy Knight. Continue reading →

The first of the Bobby Dollar Books was released in the US on September 4th and in the UK on September 11th. See what readers are saying about Bobby Dollar and The Dirty Streets of Heaven. Continue reading →

Tad says: “THE DIRTY STREETS OF HEAVEN has now officially dropped. Tad is happy.” Click through to read recent reviews and to enter to win an autographed copy of The Dirty Streets of Heaven from Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist. Continue reading →

A round-up of the latest reviews of The Dirty Streets of Heaven, available September 4th. Continue reading →

Epic fantasist Williams (A Stark and Wormy Knight) launches a noir fantasy series with a dark and thrilling story of Heaven and Hell battling for human souls. Continue reading →

From Subterranean Press: The kindly folks at Booklist have just given their thumb’s up to Tad Williams’ hefty new collection, A Stark and Wormy Knight. Continue reading →

Early reviews of The Dirty Streets of Heaven are coming in. Here is a round up of what readers are saying about Bobby Dollar, an exclusive excerpt from the book on Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist, and a give-away on Goodreads. Continue reading →

“Best known for his epic fantasies, Williams offers 11 short stories that demonstrate his versatility with relative brevity. Continue reading →

In my opinion, every good fantasy novel or series should leave you sad to be forced to bid farewell to its fictional world and characters… Continue reading →

“The Dragon Book contains 18 short stories and you know what? All of them are pretty good (although some better than others of course), which should come as no surprise since the stories are written by luminaries of the Fantasy genre, most of them with a lot of experience in writing short stories.” Continue reading →

SONGS OF THE DYING EARTH: STORIES IN HONOR OF JACK VANCE Edited by George R. R. Martin and Gardner Dozois From Adam Whitehead’s review on The Wertzone: Millions of years hence, the Sun has grown old, bloated and red and … Continue reading →