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Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Amanda Fleet (THE GUARDIANS OF THE REALM)
Amanda Fleet is a physiologist by training and a writer at heart. She spent 18 years teaching science and medicine undergraduates at St Andrews ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Kerrie Flanagan (THE JUDAS FILES)
I am an author, writing consultant, presenter, and freelance writer with over 20 years’ experience in the publishing industry. I am the author of fourteen ... -
MORDEW by Alex Pheby (Book Review)
“It is a misapprehension to imagine that only the reader reads. The book reads, too, when its pages are opened. Your souls spill words ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Zoë Sumra (SAILOR TO A SIREN)
Zoë was born in London, but spent her later childhood living in Lancashire, where she started writing novels at the age of twelve. After ... -
Seven Devils by Elizabeth May and Laura Lam — Book Review
Published by: Gollancz Genre: Science fiction Series: Seven Devils #1 (of 2) Pages: 448 (Hardcover) Format: eARC Review Copy: Courtesy of Will O’Mullane over ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Alma Alexander (THE SECOND STAR)
Alma Alexander’s life so far has prepared her very well for her chosen career. She was born in a country which no longer exists ... -
Shadows of Ivory by T. L. Greylock and Bryce O’Connor — Book Review
“Knowledge is my greatest treasure. But it is also my greatest weakness. And now that I am here, now that I have been led ... -
Author Spotlight – G. Scott Huggins (ALL THINGS HUGE AND HIDEOUS)
G. Scott Huggins, Very Nearly Award-Winning Author, grew up in the American Midwest and has lived there all his life, except for interludes in Germany ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Susan K Hamilton (SHADOW KING)
Susan K. Hamilton is the award-winning author of epic, dark, and urban fantasy books including Shadow King, Darkstar Rising, and the forthcoming The Devil ... -
The Science Behind Conflicts in Literature (GUEST POST by Rachel Cooper)
The Science Behind Conflicts in Literature 5 Difference Types with Examples Fiction thrives on conflict. Without conflict, a story has no drive ...
