Women In SFF
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Interview with Jamie-Lee Nardone (BLACKCROW PR)
I’m Jamie-Lee Nardone. I’ve worked with some of the biggest names in genre publishing, from crime giants MC Beaton and Simon Brett, legends of horror Max ... -
The body and living as a Composite Creature: GUEST POST by Caroline Hardaker (COMPOSITE CREATURES)
The body and living as a Composite Creature ~ Caroline Hardaker When I wrote Composite Creatures, I don’t think I really knew what I was ... -
Interview with Chelsea Abdullah (THE STARDUST THIEF)
Chelsea Abdullah is an American-Kuwaiti writer born and raised in Kuwait, where she grew up listening to stories about mysterious desert creatures and wily (only sometimes ... -
THE BOOK OF THE BAKU by R.L. Boyle
Sean is a 13-year-old boy who has been taken into care and eventually fostered by his estranged grandfather. His grandfather is a writer, living in a ... -
#TheBookWouldBeBetter – Women in SFF BLOGGER TAG
This year, we’d love to see more blogs get involved in Women in SFF, so we’ve come up with blogger tags! Last week, we kicked things ... -
Women in SFF 2022 Week 1 WRAP UP
It’s our third Women in SFF! We’ve reached the end of our first week, and as ever, the response from the community has been absolutely fantastic! ... -
The Highs and Lies of TikTok: GUEST POST by Stacey McEwan (LEDGE)
The Highs and Lies of TikTok Stacey McEwan The fastest growing social media platform – Tiktok – is lawless, unscrupulous and at times outright harmful, but ... -
The Other Side of Magic: GUEST POST by Stephanie Burgis (SCALES AND SENSIBILITY)
The Other Side of Magic Stephanie Burgis As both a reader and a writer, I’ve always loved the pure escapism of fantasy – the way ... -
Author Spotlight: Freya Marske (A MARVELLOUS LIGHT)
Freya Marske lives in Australia, where she is yet to be killed by any form of wildlife. She writes stories full of magic, blood, and as ... -
ANIMALS AT NIGHT by Naomi Booth (BOOK REVIEW)
“They’re getting drunk and reminiscing about their old lives, about gigs and parties and festivals on faraway beaches where they’d danced and played like animals at ...
