Features
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THE SONG RISING by Samantha Shannon (BOOK REVIEW)
A note on the edition: I received the 10th Anniversary fully revised edition from Bloomsbury, which is said to contain new scenes and altered scenes. I ... -
KING STREET RUN by V. R. Ling (BOOK REVIEW)
To Thomas, archaeology was time travel… Little did he know how literal that would turn out to be. Thomas Wharton, an archaeology graduate, becomes drawn into ... -
ROMANTASY – Roundtable Interview Women in SFF
Welcome to the Fantasy Hive and our Women in SFF feature! Elements of romance within fantasy is nothing new, but the recent surge in popularity ... -
Five Things About Me – GUEST POST by Gabby Hutchinson Crouch (CURSED UNDER LONDON)
We’re very excited today to welcome Gabby Hutchinson Crouch to the Hive! Before we hand you over to Gabby, let’s find out a little more about ... -
Interview with Stark Holborn (NINTH LIFE)
Stark Holborn is the author of Nunslinger – the first ever digital serial published by Hodder & Stoughton – as well as the novella series Triggernometry and the SF-western, Ten Low. ... -
NINTH LIFE by Stark Holborn (BOOK REVIEW)
With Ninth Life, Holborn returns to her science fiction/mystic setting of Factus and its environs for a third time. In the first book, Ten Low, we ... -
STRANGE BEASTS by Susan J Morris (BOOK REVIEW)
Strange Beasts by Susan J Morris will be one of the first releases from the pioneering publishing group Bindery, a publisher powered directly by the bookish ... -
Women In SFF Trope Fridays – Romantasy
For this year’s Women in SFF, we thought we’d create our usual recommendation posts in-line with our Photo Challenge over on Instagram, and so bring you ... -
Interview with Andrea Stewart and Melissa Caruso – WOMEN IN SFF
Andrea Stewart is the daughter of immigrants, and was raised in a number of places across the United States. Stewart is a Sunday Times Bestselling author ... -
LE FAY by Sophie Keetch (EXCERPT)
Today we thrilled to be able to share an exclusive excerpt from LE FAY by Sophie Keetch! Le Fay is the sequel to Sophie Keetch’s debut ...
