Monthly Archives: March 2026
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THE WONDER ENGINE by T. Kingfisher (BOOK REVIEW)
The Wonder Engine by T Kingfisher is the second book in the Clocktaur duology, so this review will contain spoilers for the first book, The Clockwork ... -
THE FANTASY HIVE CELEBRATES… St David’s Day and St Patrick’s Day!
The Fantasy Hive Celebrates… Here on the Hive, there’s nothing we love move than recommending you our favourite books, especially through our themed posts for Halloween ... -
THE RAVEN AND THE REINDEER by T. Kingfisher (COVER REVEAL)
Fans of the Fantasy Hive will know how much we love T. Kingfisher here, so you can imagine how thrilled we are to share an exclusive ... -
HELL’S HEART by Alexis Hall (BOOK REVIEW)
They are monsters. They are legends. And they are our prey. Earth is dead. Which leaves us stuck living in atmospheric domes on planets that will ... -
Interview with Christopher Buehlman (BETWEEN TWO FIRES)
Christopher Buehlman was born in Florida in 1969 and grew up in the suburbs of the Tampa Bay area. A poor fit for these surroundings, he ... -
SPFBO 11 SECOND Elimination Post and SECOND Semifinalist Reveal
You can read a little bit about SPFBO 11, our judging blog process and our team here. But to summarise we have divided the process of ... -
THE LIGHTHOUSE AT THE END OF THE WORLD by Philip A. Suggars (BOOK REVIEW)
Enter a London like no other in this fast-paced, captivating fantasy novel, perfect for fans of V.E. Schwab and Genevieve Cogman. Oyster McLellen has spent his ... -
GREEN AND DEADLY THINGS by Jenn Lyons (BOOK REVIEW)
Green and Deadly Things is a new standalone novel by prolific fantasy author Jenn Lyons, known for the A Chorus of Dragons series. We follow Mathiiak, ... -
IT’S HARD TO TELL YOU THIS by James Kinsley (BOOK REVIEW)
Regrets, Memories, Confessions and an Empty Flat… It’s Hard to Tell You This is a novella of regret, as Michael is prompted by his father’s ... -
THE DRAGON AND THE SUN LOTUS by Amélie Wen Zhao (BOOK REVIEW)
In every lifetime, I would choose to remain in the dark so that they can walk in the light Spoiler Warning: This review contains spoilers ...
