Author: James Latimer
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The Poison Song by Jen Williams (Book Review)
Warning: this review may contain spoilers for the Winnowing Flame trilogy! So, endings are in the news recently, and arguably the biggest and most anticipated conclusion ... -
Embers of War & Fleet of Knives by Gareth L. Powell (Book Review)
Since I read the books and started this review, Embers of War has won the BSFA Award for best novel, so this is both a timely ... -
The Raven Tower by Ann Leckie (Book Review)
Warning: this review may contain spoilers! What do you say about a book like The Raven Tower? It comes with a lot of hype, the first ... -
Interview with P. Djèlí Clark (THE HAUNTING OF TRAM CAR 015)
Today we are delighted to welcome accomplished short-story and novella author P. Djèlí Clark to the Fantasy Hive, coinciding with the release of his latest novella ... -
The Haunting of Tram Car 015 by P. Djèlí Clark (Book Review)
I had been looking forward to cracking open this novella since I happened across an ARC at BristolCon last year (talk about striking gold!). I discovered ... -
Interview with K.V. Johansen
I’m so pleased to welcome K V Johansen to the Hive today. I’ve been a fan of her Gods of the Caravan Road before it had ... -
Interview with Mark T. Barnes (ECHOES OF EMPIRE)
We’re very happy to have Mark T Barnes to talk about books and writing. His Echoes of Empire series is among my favourites and really opened ... -
The Winter Road by Adrian Selby (Book Review)
Where do you begin with a book like this? I suppose, inevitably, with another book. Snakewood (reviewed here) was Selby’s 2016 debut, an ambitious, gritty, uncompromising standalone saga ... -
City of Lies by Sam Hawke
A word that keeps coming up when I see people talking about City of Lies (and plenty of people are) is “refreshing”. It’s one I’m going ... -
Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett
There were few books in 2018 that I could have looked forward to more than this one. The Divine Cities trilogy, rightly Hugo nominated, is one ...
