Author: Jonathan Thornton
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Interview with Leigh Radford (ONE YELLOW EYE)
Leigh Radford trained as a broadcast journalist. She produced and presented arts and entertainment content and documentaries for UK commercial radio, BBC Radio, Time Out, The Times and The Sun. ... -
Interview with Dan Coxon (COME SING FOR THE HARROWING)
Dan Coxon has won a World Fantasy Award (Heartwood: A Mythago Wood Anthology), a Saboteur Award (Being Dad) and two British Fantasy Awards (Writing the Uncanny and Writing the Future, both co-edited with Richard V. ... -
Interview with Jasmin Kirkbride (THE FOREST ON THE EDGE OF TIME)
Jasmin Kirkbride is an author and academic. Her debut novel The Forest On The Edge Of Time has been hailed by the Hive’s Jonathan Thornton as ... -
Interview with Rose Biggin (MAKE-BELIEVE AND ARTIFICE)
Rose Biggin is an author and performer. Her debut novel Wild Time (2020), co-written with Keir Cooper, is a punk reimagining of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s ... -
THE MISHEARD WORLD by Aliya Whiteley (BOOK REVIEW)
“When everyone has a story of loss to tell, nothing is worthy of the grand title of tragedy. Each tale contributes only to a mound of ... -
THE FOREST ON THE EDGE OF TIME by Jasmin Kirkbride (BOOK REVIEW)
“People can’t always see when they’re unfairly disgorging the things that have hurt them. It’s painful work, not letting your past determine your future, and everyone ... -
THE WORKS OF VERMIN by Hiron Ennes (HORROR CORNER)
Welcome to Cat & Jonathan’s Horror Corner! That’s right, we’ve entrusted Cat and Jonathan with a whole new feature of their own – a corner of ... -
ARBORESCENCE by Rhett Davis (BOOK REVIEW)
“What the fuck is wrong with us, Bren? Why can’t we just stop? We know we’re killing the planet, we’ve seen we’re killing the planet, and ... -
PERSONA by Aoife Josie Clements (BOOK REVIEW)
“I look over to Silas in the passenger seat, still bouncing, and see in his eyes this deep, unhinged longong for something he can’t begin to ... -
WUTHERING HEIGHTS by Emily Brontë (BOOK REVIEW)
Emily Brontë – Wuthering Heights (1847) “She abandoned them under a delusion,” he answered; “picturing in me a hero of romance, and expecting unlimited indulgences from ...
