Author: Jonathan Thornton
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Interview with Jeff VanderMeer (ABSOLUTION)
Jeff VanderMeer is one of the key voices in modern speculative fiction. With works like City Of Saints And Madmen (2001) he helped pioneer the New ... -
Why Feminists Are Reinventing The Future – Again – GUEST POST by Paul March-Russell (GOLD SF)
Gold SF: why feminists are reinventing the future – again by Paul March-Russell Feminist SF? Oh yeah, wasn’t that a 70s thing? Le Guin, ... -
A HALF-BUILT GARDEN by Ruthanna Emrys (BOOK REVIEW)
“When I think of a tree, I think of moving between the branches, and how whenever I reach out I find a new branch that takes ... -
OUT OF THE WINDOW, INTO THE DARK by Marian Womack (BOOK REVIEW)
“Everyone knows information is sacred. People have died in its pursuit, by accidents or else killed.” “There are no more icebergs. They only exist in our ... -
THE ESCHER MAN by T. R. Napper (BOOK REVIEW)
“I’m doing this because memory is sacred, Mister Ebbinghaus. Memory is civilization. My job is to defend that civilization. The people you work for are trying ... -
Influx Press Launch Kickstarter Crowdfunding Campaign For Relaunch
Influx Press Launch Kickstarter Crowdfunding Campaign For Relaunch Here at the Fantasy Hive we are huge fans of independent presses, so when Influx Press went ... -
THE SAPLING CAGE by Margaret Killjoy (BOOK REVIEW)
“There are three basic ways of enacting your will upon the world. There is action, there are words, and there is magic. A witch worth her ... -
THE SHETLAND WITCH by Kate Macdonald (EXCERPT PART 4)
To celebrate the publication of Kate Macdonald’s debut mythological fantasy The Shetland Witch, we’re sharing a four-part series of excerpts! You can read the first excerpt here, ... -
THE SHETLAND WITCH by Kate Macdonald (EXCERPT PART 3)
To celebrate the publication of Kate Macdonald’s debut mythological fantasy The Shetland Witch, we’re sharing a four-part series of excerpts! You can read the first excerpt here ... -
A SCARAB WHERE THE HEART SHOULD BE by Marieke Bigg (BOOK REVIEW)
“The beetles were closing in on her. At first, they had opened her world up. They had helped her expand into a new realm of kinship. ...
