Women in SFF '23 - WRAP UP Week 3

Welcome once more to Women in SFF!

We are back for our fourth year celebrating and giving a platform to women in the SFF genres, and now we’ve reached the end of our third week

Each week, we’ll try and round up all this wonderful content into one summary-wrap-up post – if we’ve missed you, please comment and link below! We’d love to see the ways you’re taking part.

Week One

Week Two

So, what have you all been up to…?

Reviews

Over on Instagram,

Neelam reviewed The Jasad Heir by Sara Hashem:

The last few chapters of the book were action packed and had me on the edge of my seat and the revelations at the end? Well I absolutely need the sequel asap!

SahiBookNerd reviewed The Ten Percent Thief by Lavanya Lakshminarayan

this book is very impressive, the world the author creates very familiar and scary and prescient, and a uniquely structured tale that is easy to read & hard to put down

Posts, Articles and Threads

There were plenty of ways we all celebrated Women in SFF this week –

We interviewed SPFBO 8 winner Small Miracles author Olivia Atwater: read here
We shared an exclusive excerpt from Gabriela Romero Lacruz’ upcoming lavish debut, inspired by South American folklore, The Sun and the Void: read more
We interviewed T. Kingfisher about her upcoming fairytale story Thornhedge: read here
Nils interviewed Chloe Gong on the publication day of her adult fantasy debut Immortal Longings: read here
Beth interviewed Stacey McEwan about her upcoming sequel Chasm: read here
Stephanie Burgis and Quenby Olson had a discussion about the influences behind their Regency fantasy novels: read here
We were joined by Assistant Editor from Angry Robot Desola Coker who wrote a great piece on her journey thus far in publishing: read here
We interviewed Silvia Moreno-Garcia about her latest occult horror novel Silver Nitrate: read here
And we were joined by S. Jae-Jones for a chat about her upcoming East-Asian inspired Cinderella story Guardians of the Dawn: Zhara: read here