Author: Nils Shukla
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COME WITH ME by Ronald Malfi (BOOK REVIEW)
“The small secrets are easy to keep hidden—easier, say, than the big secrets, the whoppers, the infidelities, and closet addictions that, like some underwater beastie that ... -
THE GOBLIN EMPEROR by Katherine Addison (BOOK REVIEW)
“The lantern light mocked him, a taunting reminder of the light of the world. He shut his eyes so that he would not have to watch ... -
Behind the Scenes with Angry Robot Books – WOMEN IN SFF
The Fantasy Hive have collaborated with award winning publisher Angry Robot Books to bring you a Women In SFF: Behind the Scenes post. Today, for Women ... -
Women In SFF: Cover Artists
Here at the Hive we absolutely love seeing a wide range of cover art and designs! We wanted to highlight all the wonderful female artists and ... -
THE HAND OF THE SUN KING by J. T. Greathouse (BOOK REVIEW)
“Magic could reshape the world. Its power was undeniable. It needed no argument to bolster it, nor any faith to make it true.” The Hand ... -
SWASHBUCKLERS by Dan Hanks (BOOK REVIEW)
“They clinked glasses. A sparkling sound, almost magical in its melody. A musical chime that, to Cisco, in that moment, spoke of finally coming home. Because, ... -
THE COWARD by Stephen Aryan (BOOK REVIEW)
The Coward is the first instalment in The Quest for Heroes duology by Stephen Aryan. Although Aryan has published two previous series, this is actually my ... -
Interview with Chel and Lemon (THE RIGHTEOUS)
To celebrate the release of The Righteous, the second part of Articles of Faith duology by David Wragg, Nils is here with a special interview ... -
THE RIGHTEOUS by David Wragg (EXCERPT)
We’re super excited today to share with you an excerpt from THE RIGHTEOUS, the second part of David Wragg’s Articles of Faith duology, ahead of its ... -
Interview with Christopher Buehlman (THE BLACKTONGUE THIEF
Christopher Buehlman (@Buehlmeister) is a native Floridian and author of the literary horror novels ‘Those Across the River’ and ‘Between Two Fires.’ He is the winner ...
