Yearly Archives: 2018
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Write of Way #9: Fight Scenes: How and Why
So you wanna write fight scenes, huh? Good choice! Nothing adds color to a story like a little bloodshed. Okay. Rule number one: write from experience. ... -
Author Spotlight: Phil Tucker
Joining us for today’s Author Spotlight is Phil Tucker! Phil Tucker is a Brazilian/Brit who currently resides in Asheville, NC, where he resists the siren call ... -
The Stephen King Project – Night Shift (1979)
About the project I will be reading all of Stephen King’s books in order of publication (with the exception of The Dark Tower series which I ... -
The Wounded Witch by Jeramy Goble (Part One)
Approximately 400 Years Before the Events in Coven Queen The towering oak doors swung open slowly as their iron hinges groaned and complained. The room’s disturbance ... -
Ask the Wizard – A Necromantic Evening
When Ulesorin the Green speaks, the kings of the world cock their ears in anticipation of the floods of wisdom that he spits forth. From betwixt ... -
A Book and a Film: The Man Who Fell to Earth
I can’t remember exactly when I first saw the film of The Man Who Fell to Earth – back in the 1980s, I guess, when TV channels ... -
Author Spotlight: Taran Matharu
Taran Matharu is a New York Times bestselling author. He was born in London in 1990 and found a passion for reading at a very early ... -
Original Fiction: ‘Entombed in Ice’ by Gavin G. Smith
The speakeasy was a shithole. Sabin had found it through an anonymous door and down a set of rickety steps in a basement under a butcher’s. ... -
Write of Way #8 – Writing Beyond Eurocentric Fantasy
It’s probably a safe bet to say most of us are familiar with J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings. At the very least, it’s safe ... -
Godblind by Anna Stephens
Anna Stephens’ Godblind features a cast of GRRMartin-ian proportions, though I leave it to the reader to discover if they are as vulnerable to the winds ...
