Ah, good more about books.

I've done a good few book reviews for fantasybookreview.co.uk, which you can find here 

Most recent none epic fantasy i've read have been the very good urban fantasy rosemary and rue by Seanon Mcguire (I'll be continuing with that series), Dogsbody by Diana wynne jones (great if you like dogs), and some exceptionally good sf by David Brin, namely his uplift books, I also read an incredibly good sf novel called bitter angels by C L Anderson, (a sudonim of Sarah Zettle), sadly I didn't write a review but that one was aweosme, sort of sf space opera with immortal humans, orwellian govenrment and generally a brilliant plot, actually one I was sorry I didn't write a review for.

I can also highly recommend the passage trilogy by justin cronin, which are sort of post appocalyptic with vampires and such, and of course anything by Tad williams, indeed if you like sf and sort of cyberpunk virtual reality type stuff try his otherland series.
Clive Barker's weaveworld is a total classic and absolutely worth a read, you could call it horror or urban fatnasy, but either way it's extremely good.

I can't recall the last good book I read with warewolves, indeed I don't think i've run across anything warewolve wise specifically since I last finished the harry dresden books by Jim butcher, which are rollocking good fun urban fantasy but not what I'd call serious reading.

Of course I most recently finished David eddings, but as he's very much a fantasy author I imagine that would be less your thing, still since I pretty much do all speculative fiction from epic fantasy to hard classic sf, horror, paranormal and most things in between I always have recommendations.

I will stop now since I could go on about books all day .