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Bad Writing Advice (Guest Post by Stephen Aryan)
Some people think there’s no such thing as bad advice when it comes to writing fiction. Because even if someone gives you a piece of advice ... -
Ask the Wizard – Dragon Daddy
Come gather around, people, wherever you roam, press your faces to the glowing rectangle which whispers the secrets of all gathered knowledge into your brain through ... -
Author Spotlight – Justina Robson
Joining us for today’s Author Spotlight is Justina Robson! Justina Robson is from Leeds, a city in Yorkshire in the north of England. She always wanted to ... -
Author Spotlight – Christian Cameron (aka. Miles Cameron)
Joining us for today’s Author Spotlight is Christian Cameron! Christian Cameron AKA Miles Cameron was born in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in the USA, graduated from University in ... -
Interview with Anna Smith Spark – THE TOWER OF LIVING AND DYING
Hi Anna, welcome back to the Fantasy Hive! For those that haven’t met you (and I would say they’ve been living under a rock if they ... -
Author Spotlight – T. Eric Bakutis
Joining us for today’s Author Spotlight is T. Eric Bakutis! Eric is an award-winning author and game designer based in Maryland. His first fantasy trilogy, Tales of ... -
Unsung Announce New Folk-Horror Anthology and Kickstarter: THIS DREAMING ISLE
London-based independent publishers Unsung Stories have been quietly putting out some of the most interesting writing in genre fiction since 2014, from Aliya Whiteley’s gorgeous and ... -
On Multicultural Worlds (Guest Post by Andrew Mowere)
We’ve all seen the novel before: Chainmail, a warrior with a barbute riding atop a horse to save a princess from a tower, perhaps a brief ... -
Author Spotlight – Graham Austin-King
Graham Austin-King was born in the south of England and weaned on broken swords and half-forgotten spells. A shortage of these forced him to consume fantasy ... -
Interview with Craig DiLouie (ONE OF US)
Craig DiLouie is an American-Canadian writer of speculative fiction. His works have been nominated for major literary awards, translated into multiple languages, and optioned for screen ...
