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Synopsis
This latest collection of sword and sorcery features eight more tales by seven writers, including a double feature by David A. Riley. Stories include... Dark Assassin by Bruce Durham The Cold Maiden’s Visit by Elí Freysson Hell-Wings by B. Harlan Crawford Four Bloodstained Souls by Matthew Ilseman In the Valley’s Veins by Jacob Calta The Sorcerer Weaves Magic in His Sleep by David Carter The Moneylender of Oriaska by David A. Riley Ossani’s Apprentice by David A. Riley Dive into this second issue of heroic fantasy edited by Lyndon Perry and published by Tule Fog Press, featuring cover art by Sophie Hanlon along with an interview with the artist. You’ll find a touch of cosmic horror and eldritch powers ready to transport you into the realm of adventure.
Swords & Heroes #2 (Swords & Heroes Magazine): content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
This sword and sorcery anthology features adult-level violence with dark magical elements and cosmic horror themes, suitable for mature readers comfortable with intense combat and dark fantasy.
What to know going in
This book has strong violence, no sexual content, and moderate language. Content notes include gore, murder, and death (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Adult readers who love classic sword and sorcery with a dark edge will enjoy these eight tales of heroes, assassins, and sorcerers facing eldritch powers.