With the departure of Ruth Plumly Thompson, Reilly & Lee decided to turn to someone who had had 35 years of experience in Oz: illustrato...

This week, Angelo got to interview Paulie Rojas and Barry Ratcliffe, who both star in The Witches of Oz . First up, Paulie Rojas! What...

The publication of The Borderlands of Oz may be just a few months away! The illustrator, Shawn Maldonado, has turned out some nice illustra...

Thompson's Oz work was not limited to her novels. She also wrote a play, songs, and several poems about Oz, as well as a partial story f...

1976 brought Thompson's twenty-first and final Oz novel. The reason being it was published posthumously. She died of bowel problems (don...

Sam just revealed he's trying to find a good copy of The Sea Fairies to read. Let's give you all a hand to get a copy to read, beca...

This week, we've got another blog exclusive! This is from L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz , an independent film that is o...

I'd say volume one, but I won't make any promises to do them all. For some reason, there's a big push to get Oz books in eithe...

After offering to return to Oz, Thompson vowed never to work with Frank O'Donnell again, especially when he opted to publish Oz books by...

I'm a little proud of our blogging crew here at the Royal Blog of Oz for presenting 24 quality blog entries in May. That's the most ...