What You Need to Know

• Who? Hosted by Imyril @ One More, Lisa @ Dear Geek Place, and Jorie @ Jorie Loves a Story
• What? A month long celebration of fantasy in all its variations (high, low, supernatural, superhero, etc.) and forms (books, movies, games, podcasts, etc.), including:
  • A month long readalong of The Goblin Emperor by Katherine Addison
  • Plenty of prompts for celebrating fantasy on your blog
  • A master schedule for you to add all your Wyrd & Wonder posts
  • Sign up before 1 May and post before 7 May to enter a giveaway
• Where? Follow Wyrd & Wonder on Twitter and find out everything you need to know to participate in this introductory post from Imyril
• When? 1 to 31 May

My Wyrd & Wonder Plans

Posts

I casually participated in Wyrd & Wonder back in 2018 (I posted a lot of fatnasy reviews that May). Since I’m still off work and expect to be for all of May, I’m ramping up my participation. These are the posts I have planned so far:

• Get to Know the Fantasy Reader Tag (via Jessticulates)
• 5 Star Fantasy Books in 5 Words
• How Kendare Blake’s Three Dark Crowns Hooked Me
• Middle Grade Fantasy Faves

TBR

Because my access to books is currently limited to my library’s ebook collection and because I am even more of a mood reader than usual these days and because I already have May TBR for Ramadan Readathon, I’ve chosen just two books for my Wyrd & Wonder TBR. (I’m not sure yet if I will participate in the readalong. There’s about a four week wait for my library’s copy.)

Bridget Collins’ The Binding has been on my TBR since before it was released. A post by E. @ Local Bee Hunter’s Book Nook recently convinced me to place a hold (ETA three weeks). The second title I’ve selected was not my first or even fourth choice, but it’s the earliest available through my library. Robin McKinley’s The Outlaws of Sherwood has a two week wait time.

Will you be celebrating fantasy with Wyrd & Wonder? What are your favourite fantasy reads?