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Last chance to get The wizards and the Warriors for free, ends on Friday. Please share if you think folk might like it: amazon.com/dp/B0GF8V6T83 #fantasybooks #freeebooks

The Wordsmiths and the Warguild eBook is availible for 0.99 USD in the US, this price will increase over the week until it resets at the full RRP. Better get it now! amazon.com/Wordsmiths-War…

Zenphos Press is pleased to announce that the Wizards and the Warriors eBook is free on Kindle till Friday to celebrate a successful relaunch of the Chronicles of an Age Darkness: amazon.com/Wizards-Warrio…

@Richard6044392 Hi Richard, the Chronicles are finally back in print. As ebooks too. amazon.com/Chronicles-of-…

Noting down unusual listings on the local auction web site. In this case, the complete Chronicles of an Age of Darkness by Hugh Cook (RIP). It's possible to get very good copies at local second hand stores often for half this price. These are terrible.

@exQUIZitely I read The Wizards and the Warriors by Hugh Cook several times back in the 1990's. I was still in the military and the internet was not quite a big thing yet. The book was more captivating & nuanced than Shōgun by James Clavell, which was a profound opus. goodreads.com/book/show/6883…

@liam01 @dostoevesque Did you hear the Chronicles were finally republished? amazon.com/Chronicles-of-…

@dostoevesque Hugh Cook is the best fantasy author you've never heard of

No disrespect to George RR Martin, but if we're talking about the greatest fantasy authors right now, it has to be Steven Erikson and Robin Hobb. Not only are both exceptionally talented writers, but they also had the vision to plan their epic sagas and the discipline to see them through to completion. One crafted a history, magic system, and pantheon of gods with incredible depth, while the other built her legacy on an intense focus on a single, deeply flawed, and achingly real character. Malazan and Realm of the Elderlings are two epic series one can confidently invest their time in because they have a conclusion.

@Gulskjegg @exQUIZitely Did you hear Wizards and the Warriors was finally republished? amazon.com/Chronicles-of-…

I used to read a lot when I was younger, mostly fantasy books. Three that I really liked were the Song of Albion series (Stephen Lawhead), the Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn series (Tad Williams), and the Fionavar Tapestry series (Guy Gavriel Kay). Thinking of getting back into reading more but feeling a bit out of the loop. If you know any great fantasy books (or series), let me know. What was your favorite one?

I have prayed psalm 15, probably over 1000 times now, for the sanctification, salvation, prosperity and preservation of the Chronicles of an Age of Darkness by Hugh Cook as well as his complete works.

@Werthead I love this so much. Fans of Hugh Cook please feel free to join the Hugh Cook subreddit reddit.com/r/hughcook/

NEWS: Hugh Cook's epic CHRONICLES OF AN AGE OF DARKNESS series returns to print thewertzone.blogspot.com/2026/02/hugh-c… #chroniclesofanageofdarkness

The Chronicles of an Age of Darkness are back! All ten beautiful books. amazon.com/Chronicles-of-…

Zenphos Press is pleased to announce the publication of the 10 book fantasy series, the Chronicles of an Age of Darkness by Hugh Cook. Available on Amazon here: amazon.com/Chronicles-of-…

Announcement: Hugh Cook's Chronicles of an Age of Darkness are back in publication! amazon.com/Chronicles-of-… Republished by @ZenphosPress

@RATKING1984 @AnthonyLaFauci Please join the Hugh Cook subreddit reddit.com/r/hughcook/

@AnthonyLaFauci The walrus and the warwolf Hugh Cook its the best named a rat after leed character drake.

If you can see this post, tell me a book that you've read more than once. I've read HGTTG a few times now...

Hugh Cook wrote Age of Darkness about a decade too late to make in into Appendix N. Still, I highly recommend Age of Darkness and he should be included in any modern version of the list.

@micpewpew I jump between a few. Right now I'm reading Strange Company: Hearts of Darkness, Hugh Cook's The Wizards and the Warriors, I'm about halfway through a weird western, and reading the ACKs II Revised Rulebook.

@writingdaywksp @keslupo Not a comp a recommendation the walrus and the warwolf by Hugh Cook. ☺️🐀