Not fantasy, but right in the childhood feels
All tagged short
A City In The North by Marta Randall
A case study in “don’t judge a book by its cover.”
The Duchess of Kneedeep by Atanielle Annyn Noel
Violence against women is such a hoot.
The Fluger by Doris Piserchia
Doris Piserchia makes a comeback!
The Devil You Say by Elisa DeCarlo
I came back to this series a lot quicker than expected.
Soul-Singer of Tyrnos by Ardath Mayhar
A classic, easy fantasy perfectly low-key for reading with fried nerves.
The Prince of Whales by R.L. Fisher
This book is much more intentionally goofy than that cover would lead you to believe.
Suffer a Witch to Die by Elizabeth Davis
I don’t think it gets much more obscure than this.
The Trees of Zharka by Nancy Mackenroth
The world of Zharka lives in perpetual penance—as dictated by its priests—for a great sin committed long ago.
Star Gate by Andre Norton
Star Gate, by (Alice) Andre Norton, has nothing to do with the Stargate you’re familiar with—unless, of course, Star Gate by Andre Norton is the Star Gate you’re familiar with.