Blog
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Interview with Dr Alex Carabine (STAINLESS)
Dr Alex Carabine is a specialist in gothic, medieval and Victorian literature, art and culture. She hosts lectures and creative writing workshops on her Instagram @decadence.and.dark.ages. ... -
The Fantasy Hive Closure – ANNOUNCEMENT
We’ve made the difficult decision to close The Fantasy Hive. Sadly, the site has become too large for us to manage enjoyably anymore, and rather ... -
OF SONG AND SHADOW by G.R.Matthews (BOOK REVIEW)
In a world of secrets, power comes at a price, and survival demands more than courage. Kenric stumbles out of the forest broken, alone, and bleeding. ... -
PLATFORM DECAY by Martha Wells (BOOK REVIEW)
Having someone else support your bad decision feels kind of good. After volunteering to run a rescue mission, Murderbot realizes that it will have to spend ... -
DEVOUR ME by Emily Rath (EXCERPT)
From New York Times bestselling author Emily Rath comes a dark, spicy polyamory paranormal romance series set on a New England island about the entangled fates of a ... -
Interview with Jenni Daiches (THEY KNOW WHERE THEY’RE GOING)
Jenni Daiches is a Scottish author and literary historian. Her novel They Know Where They’re Going is a powerful and moving new work of climate fiction ... -
SPFBO 11 Sixth Semi-finalist Review VAMPIRE MALL COP by Molly Blake
Here at the fantasy-hive we don’t like numbers, or stars, or quantifiable ratings – although we do admit we have to give out numerical scores for ... -
THE ART OF MIDDLE EARTH by Spiros Gelekas (GALLERY VISIT)
Earlier this year the Hive got an email from Fotis Doukas who is the publicist for Corfu based Greek high fantasy artist Spiros Gelekas, announcing the ... -
My Current Fantasy TBR – GUEST POST by K. A. Linde (THE RAVEN AT THE ASH DOOR)
A second Monster War is on the horizon . . . From bestselling author K. A. Linde, The Raven at the Ash Door is the heart-stopping third book ... -
SPFBO 11 Fifth Semi-finalist Review THE HALLOWS by H.L.Tinsley
Here at the fantasy-hive we don’t like numbers, or stars, or quantifiable ratings – although we do admit we have to give out numerical scores for ...
