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Author Spotlight: JASON P. HEIN
Jason P. Hein is the author of The Varsian Kingdom Series, as well as several companion books to the saga. He lives outside a small town ... -
A Guide to Writing Magic Systems: GUEST POST by Mike Alwill
If you were to grab a stranger off the street and ask them what magic was, well… first they’d probably mention someone like Penn and Teller, ... -
Interview with Pamela Dean (TAM LIN)
Pamela Dean is best known for Tam Lin (1991), her wonderful retelling of the Child Ballad of the same name set in a midwestern college campus ... -
Author Spotlight: JAMES LOVEGROVE
James Lovegrove is the author of nearly 60 books, including The Hope, Days, Untied Kingdom, Provender Gleed, the New York Times bestselling Pantheon series, the Redlaw ... -
ASK THE WIZARD – Longbeard Wisdom
Ulesorin speaks and men tremble. From beneath my whiskers springs forth the wisdom of ages. I write to you now from the tallest tower on the ... -
QUEENS OF THE WYRD by Timandra Whitecastle (Release Announcement and Excerpt)
It is a truth universally acknowledged in epic fantasy that mothers never go on adventures. Because mostly, mothers are dead. Dead by giving birth to the ... -
Interview with David Wragg (THE BLACK HAWKS)
Hello Hivelings! Following on from my review of The Black Hawks, I wanted to know more about David Wragg’s band of mouthy mercs, and his own ... -
UNCANNY COLLATERAL by Brian McClellan (SPFBO Semi-Finalist Review)
The fifth Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off (SPFBO) is almost reaching the end of round 1! As you know, we’ve cut our batch of 30 books down to ... -
5 Tips for Indie Authors (Guest Post by Michael R. Miller)
Michael Miller is the author of Battle Spire and the Dragon’s Blade trilogy. Since 2015 he has sold over 80,000 books and hit numerous Amazon bestselling charts, ... -
Author Spotlight – Oliver Smuhar
I am a 19 year old, Australian, award-winning author living in the Blue Mountains. Currently, I am studying a Bachelor of Communication’s Journalism and International Studies at ...
