Author: The Fantasy Hive
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Interview with Anna Smith Spark (EMPIRES OF DUST)
Anna Smith Spark is the author of the critically acclaimed grimdark epic fantasy trilogy Empires of Dust. The David Gemmell Awards shortlisted The Court of Broken Knives is out ... -
Women In SFF Author Spotlight – Sarah Chorn (OF HONEY AND WILDFIRES)
Sarah has been a compulsive reader her whole life. At a young age, she found her reading niche in the fantastic genre of Speculative Fiction. She ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Susana Imaginário (WYRD GODS)
Susana Imaginário lives in Ireland with her husband and their extremely spoiled dog. Her hobbies include reading, playing board games, hanging upside down, poking around ancient ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Kristina Pérez (SWEET BLACK WAVES)
A native New Yorker, I’m half-Argentine and half-Norwegian, and I’ve spent the past two decades living in Europe and Asia. I have a penchant for non-defanged ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – MT Ceres (DAGGER PATH)
MT Ceres was born in 1966 and is a lifelong delver into the imaginative realms, as well as the author of Gaiadon Lore fantasy series. She ... -
Women In SFF Author Spotlight: Natasha D. Lane
Natasha D. Lane is a friend of most things caffeinated, a lover of books, and a writing warrior to her core. As a believer that “the ... -
Women In SFF Author Spotlight: Cass R Morris
Cass Morris works as a writer and educator in central Virginia and as a bookseller in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. She completed her Master ... -
Women In SFF Author Spotlight: Jeffe Kennedy
Jeffe Kennedy is an award-winning author whose works include novels, non-fiction, poetry, and short fiction. She has won the prestigious RITA® Award from Romance Writers of ... -
Open Letter Regarding the Saudi Arabia bid for WorldCon 2022 – by Anna Smith Spark
Dear WSFS Board members, Kelly and Norman, As writers, publishers and readers of science fiction and fantasy, we are writing to express our concern that ... -
Women In SFF Author Spotlight — A. J. Ponder
A.J. Ponder has a head full of monsters, and recklessly spills them out onto the written page. Beware dragons, dreadbeasts, taniwha, and small children–all are equally ...
