Yearly Archives: 2023
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Women in SFF Friday Favourites – Favourite Reads
Would it even be a month-long feature on the Fantasy Hive if we didn’t corral the team into creating lists of recommendations?? Of course not. ... -
Interview with Kate Dylan (MINDWALKER)
Kate is a video editor by day, science fiction and fantasy author by night. Her passion for writing YA novels is fuelled by a love of ... -
Women Fighting Dystopia – GUEST POST by Jane Hennigan (MOTHS)
Women Fighting Dystopia by Jane Hennigan For me, growing up in the 80s, it was Sarah Conner and Ellen Ripley who fed my nascent feminism. ... -
Julia’s Favourite Women in SFF Update #4
This update isn’t as giant a list as my last one, but it’s been a few months, and I discovered new gems I need to share ... -
Interview with Joanne Harris (BROKEN LIGHT)
Joanne Harris (OBE, FRSL) is the internationally celebrated and award-winning author of 23 novels, plus novellas, short stories, scripts and articles. Her 1999 novel CHOCOLAT was ... -
On Cosy Fantasy – GUEST POST by Sangu Mandanna
Cosy Fantasy by Sangu Mandanna As an author and a reader, I talk about cosy fantasy so often these days that I frequently forget no ... -
THE WATER OUTLAWS by S. L. Huang (EXCERPT)
Inspired by a classic of martial arts literature, S. L. Huang’s The Water Outlaws are bandits of devastating ruthlessness, unseemly femininity, dangerous philosophies, and ungovernable gender ... -
Our relationship with Big Tech has turned toxic – GUEST POST by Louise Carey
Our relationship with Big Tech has turned toxic And it’s not us… By Louise Carey There’s a growing sense swirling around the zeitgeist that our ... -
MOTHTOWN by Caroline Hardaker (EXCERPT)
Kicking off our Women in SFF month is Caroline Hardaker! We’re thrilled to share an excerpt from Caroline’s upcoming novel Mothtown. It features beautiful illustrations by Chris ... -
Women in SFF 2023 – INTRO
Women in SFF has returned once more! It’s July, and that of course means our favourite feature has come around once more. 2023 will see our ...
