Author: Jonathan Thornton
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Interview with Lavie Tidhar (CENTRAL STATION)
Lavie Tidhar is one of the most exciting writers working in speculative fiction today. His genre-defying novels Osama (2011), The Violent Century (2013) and A Man ... -
BY FORCE ALONE by Lavie Tidhar (Book Review)
“Arthur stalks off. He doesn’t build, he doesn’t read, he wields a sword and kills without compunction and therefore he is king. And he will take ... -
Interview with Rym Kechacha (DARK RIVER)
Rym Kechacha’s debut novel Dark River, one of Fantasy Hive’s 50 Most Anticipated Books of 2020, is out today from Unsung Stories. It follows the stories ... -
Interview with Jeffrey Ford (THE WELL-BUILT CITY TRILOGY)
Jeffrey Ford is a seven-time winner of the World Fantasy Award, and his stories have been nominated multiple times for the Hugo, Nebula, Theodore Sturgeon Award ... -
THE GOLDEN KEY by Marian Womack (Book Review)
‘But then, it is not that simple, is it, Miss Walton? What is the truth?’ ‘What do you mean? The truth is the truth.’ ‘Really? What ... -
Interview with Kameron Hurley (THE WORLDBREAKER SAGA)
Kameron Hurley is the award-winning author of The Worldbreaker Saga, comprising The Mirror Empire (2014), Empire Ascendent (2015) and now the final volume The Broken Heavens ... -
OF CATS AND ELFINS by Sylvia Townsend Warner (BOOK REVIEW)
“What is the prevailing mood of these stories we call folk stories? Is it heated and sentimental like the undoubted products of the human imagination – ... -
Interview with Pamela Dean (TAM LIN)
Pamela Dean is best known for Tam Lin (1991), her wonderful retelling of the Child Ballad of the same name set in a midwestern college campus ... -
Interview with Ellen Kushner (SWORDSPOINT)
Ellen Kushner is the author of the iconic Swordspoint (1987), a tale of queer romance between witty swordsmen in an unnamed fantastical city that has become ... -
Women’s Weird: Strange Stories by Women, 1890-1940 (Anthology Review)
“The dead abide with us! Though stark and cold Earth seems to grip them, they are with us still.” – Mary Cholmondeley, ‘Let Loose’, 1890 Women’s ...
