I’m a fan of Rivers of London and have read several books, I enjoyed each one but have not read them all.
Rivers of London: Deadly Ever After preview
When Chelsea and Olympia accidentally break an enchantment in the woods, deadly fairy tales from a mysterious old book begin coming to life.
The Gollancz Festival goes virtual with [email protected]
The free event will be a chance to hear from Ben Aaronovitch, Joanne Harris, Joe Abercrombie, Brandon Sanderson, Garth Nix, Nalini Singh, M. John Harrison, and Gollancz’s 2021 debut authors.
Competition: Win Rivers of London: Volume 8 – The Fey and the Furious
Rivers of London is a hugely popular urban fantasy series from Ben Aaronovitch about cops that do magic.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #77
Routinely Itemised takes a look back at the RPG news with the Origins Award restructuring after an RPG boom, D&D Beyond’s top 10 sellers and plenty of new game announcements.
Monsters hunters in muscle cars: Welcome to Rivers of London America
Cops that do magic just seems to have broad appeal. It’s safely in the geek interest zone and manages to lure in people who wouldn’t usually be interested in urban fantasy.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #25
News about Rogue Trooper, a brand new computer RPG for Pathfinder, and WotC confirm Dice, Camera, Action! will not return after being hit by a sex scandal.
Rivers of London is becoming an RPG
RPG publisher Chaosium have announced they’ve signed a deal with Ben Aaronovitch to create the Rivers of London Roleplaying Game.
