Interviews
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Interview with Kai Greenwood (DEEP’S END)
Kai Greenwood is an acclaimed author of epic fantasy, and semi-finalist in the SPFBO 2020 Fantasy Awards. For the last twenty years Greenwood has lived and ... -
Author Spotlight – N. E. Davenport (THE BLOOD TRIALS)
Nia “N.E.” Davenport is the Science Fiction/Fantasy author of The Blood Trials and its sequel (Harper Voyager). She attended the University of Southern California and studied ... -
Interview with T.R. Napper (36 STREETS)
T. R. Napper is a multi-award-winning short story writer, including the Aurealis twice (Best Short Story, 2016; Best Novella, 2020). His work has appeared in ‘Year’s ... -
Interview with Alex Knight (THE FAR WILD)
When he’s not describing himself as an invasive species, Alex can generally be found filling good books with bad jokes one sentence at a time. As ... -
Interview with Josh Winning (THE SHADOW GLASS)
Josh Winning is a nostalgia nut, book/film lover and author of The Shadow Glass. He is senior film writer at Radio Times, contributing editor at Total ... -
Author Spotlight – James Priest (THE KIRINS SERIES)
James D. Priest, M.D., is the author of the four-book KIRINS fantasy series. He majored in English at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota. He studied English ... -
Author Spotlight – Amélie Wen Zhao (BLOOD HEIR)
Amélie Wen Zhao was born in Paris and grew up in Beijing in an international community. Her multicultural upbringing instilled in her a deep love of ... -
Interview with Gareth L. Powell (STARS AND BONES)
We’ve been a bit sneaky here at the Hive and, despite sharing a review from Lucy of Stars and Bones for the blog tour, we’ve managed to ... -
Interview with Juliet E. McKenna (THE CLEAVING)
Hi Juliet and welcome back to the Fantasy Hive! You’re here today to tell us all about your upcoming novel with Angry Robot – The ... -
Author Spotlight – Shauna Lawless (THE CHILDREN OF GODS AND FIGHTING MEN)
Shauna Lawless is an avid reader of Irish mythology and folklore. As an Irish woman, she loves that Irish mythology has inspired so many stories over ...
