Tag Archives: Black City Saint

TOP 5 WEDNESDAY: FAVORITE URBAN FANTASY BOOKS

Posted on February 28, 2018 by Bookwraiths

Today, the guys in the Goodreads Top 5 Wednesday group have an interesting topic, one which is straight forward and to the point: “Favorite Urban Fantasy Books — The technical urban fantasy definition is: a subgenre of fantasy in which the narrative has an … Continue reading →

Posted in Top Five Wednesday | Tagged Black City Saint, favorite urban fantasy books, Hounded, Jim Butcher, John Scalzi, Kevin Hearne, Richard A. Knaak, Storm Front, The Dispatcher, THE DRESDEN FILES, The Empty Ones, The Iron Druid Chronicles, The Vicious Circuit, Top 5 Wednesday | 13 Comments

TOP TEN TUESDAY

Posted on February 28, 2017 by Bookwraiths

Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! This is a weekly feature hosted by The Broke and the Bookish, where a new top ten list hits the web every week! This week our topic is … TEN BOOKS/SERIES I LOVED MORE THAN … Continue reading →

Posted in Fantasy, Grimdark, Top Ten Tuesday | Tagged Andy Remic, Black City Saint, Darkwar, Glen Cook, James A. Moore, JEFF SALYARDS, John Marco, Marc Turner, Oath of Empire, Peter Orullian, Richard A. Knaak, Richard Ellis PReston Jr, romulus buckle, SCOURGE OF THE BETRAYER, Seven Forges, The Dragon Engine, The Last Sacrifice, The Unremembered, Thomas Harlan, Top Ten Tuesday, Tyrants and Kings, When the Heavens Fall | 4 Comments

INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD A. KNAAK

Posted on April 5, 2016 by Bookwraiths

Richard A. Knaak is the prolific author of over fifty novels, ranging from Dragonlance to Warcraft to Dragonrealm and, most recently, the roaring 20s urban fantasy Black City Saint. (Yes, I loved it, and you should definitely go out and … Continue reading →

Posted in Author Spotlights, Interview | Tagged Age of Conan, author interview, author spotlight, Black City Saint, Dawn of the Aspects, Diablo: The Sin War, Dragonrealm, Richard A. Knaak, Richard A. Knaak interview, The Legend of Huma, The Minotaur Wars, The Sunwell Trilogy, War of the Ancients, Wolfheart, World of Warcraft | 7 Comments

TOP TEN TUESDAY

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Bookwraiths

Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! This is a weekly feature hosted by The Broke and the Bookish, where a new top ten list hits the web every week! This week our topic is … TEN OF THE MOST MEMORABLE BOOKS … Continue reading →

Posted in Top Ten Tuesday | Tagged A Crown for Cold Silver, Adrian Selby, Adrian Tchaikovsky, Alex Marshall, Black City Saint, Brian McClellan, Carnifex, D.P. Prior, Dragon Hunters, Empire in Black and Gold, Ernest Cline, Half the World, Jennifer Fallon, Joe Abercrombie, Marc Turner, Promise of Blood, Ready Player One, Richard A. Knaak, Snakewood, The Lyre Thief, Top Ten Tuesday | 3 Comments

BLACK CITY SAINT

Posted on March 27, 2016 by Bookwraiths

Black City Saint by Richard A. Knaak Genre: Urban Fantasy Series: Black City Saint #1 Publisher: Pyr (March 1, 2016) Author Information: Website | Twitter Length: 390 pages My Rating: 4 stars Roaring Twenties Chicago. Prohibition gangsters like Al Capone rule the streets. Dirty politicians walk the halls of power. … Continue reading →

Posted in 4 Stars, Fantasy, Urban | Tagged best urban fantasy, Black City Saint, Pyr, Pyr urban fantasy, Richard A. Knaak, roaring twenties | 7 Comments

FUN DAY MONDAY, OR THE BOOKS THAT WILL HELP ME SURVIVE THE WEEK AHEAD (MARCH 6, 2016)

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Bookwraiths

The work week begins. I quickly slip into my business suit and head back into the office to save a few innocent people. But while I try to fool myself into being excited about the grind, deep down, I’m not, … Continue reading →

Posted in Funday Monday | Tagged Black City Saint, Funday Monday, Hythrun Chronicle War of the Gods, Jennifer Fallon, Pyr, Richard A. Knaak, The Lyre Thief, Tor/Forge | 7 Comments

STACKING THE SHELVES, VOL. 19

Posted on March 6, 2016 by Bookwraiths

Stacking the Shelves over at Tynga’s Reviews is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, whether it be physically or virtually. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you … Continue reading →