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ASK THE WIZARD: The Long Game
Hearken to my words. Hearken to my glory. The great evil of our times has been defeated. The armies of darkness continue to ask me awkward ... -
Julia’s Favourite Self Published Fantasy Books – Part 2
So here we go with part 2 of my List of favourite Self Published Fantasy books – this time the focus is on Epic and Dark ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Amanda Bridgeman (THE SUBJUGATE)
Amanda is a Tin Duck Award winner, an Aurealis and Ditmar Awards finalist and author of several science fiction novels. Her works include the best-selling military ... -
Julia’s Favourite Self Published Fantasy Books – Part 1
Welcome to another one of my lists – this month’s topic is Self Published Fantasy, because I do love to shine a light on Indie Gems, ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Meg Macdonald (OATHSWORN)
Meg MacDonald began telling stories before she could write them. Her mother will attest to this. She wrote her first novel at age 13. It was ... -
5-Star Books in 5 Words – Self Published Fantasy
Welcome back to 5-Star Books in 5 Words! September is Self-Published Fantasy Month! That’s right, a great team of bloggers have joined together to bring ... -
Author Spotlight – Matt Adcock (COMPLETE DARKNESS)
Matt is a lover of all things virtual, fantasy and sci-fi. Novelist, Blog Editor, Head of Comms for an Aid Charity and a film and game ... -
Author Spotlight – Dan Hanks (CAPTAIN MOXLEY AND THE EMBERS OF THE EMPIRE)
Dan is a writer, editor, and vastly overqualified archaeologist who has lived everywhere from London to Hertfordshire to Manchester to Sydney, which explains the panic in ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Ginger Smith (THE RUSH’S EDGE)
Ginger Smith has worked various jobs as a record store employee, freelance writer, bookstore assistant manager and high school teacher of English. She plays in various ... -
Author Spotlight – Scott Kimak (THEY CALL HIM HIM)
Scott Kimak is a history teacher and Kung Fu master. He came up with the story “I call him – HIM” when he was a teenager but ...
