Latest Articles
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Interview with Quenby Olson (THE HALF KILLED)
Quenby Olson lives in Central Pennsylvania where she spends most of her time writing, glaring at baskets of unfolded laundry, and chasing the cat ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Tahani Nelson (THE FAOII CHRONICLES)
Tahani Nelson is an author and English teacher in Billings, Montana. Her fantasy series, The Faoii Chronicles, focuses on strong female protagonists and matriarchal ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Laura Laakso (ROOTS OF CORRUPTION)
Laura Laakso is the author of the Wilde Investigations series; paranormal crime novels set in modern-day London, but with magic, murder and general mayhem. ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Tiffani Angus (THREADING THE LABYRINTH)
Dr Tiffani Angus is a Senior Lecturer in Publishing and Creative Writing at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, UK, where she is also the ... -
Interview with K. S. Villoso (THE WOLF OF OREN-YARO)
K.S. Villoso was born in a dank hospital on an afternoon in Albay, Philippines, and things have generally been okay since then. After spending ... -
Women In SFF Author Spotlight – Lisa Cassidy (A TALE OF STARS AND SHADOWS)
Lisa is a self-published fantasy author by day and book nerd in every other spare moment she has. She’s a self-confessed coffee snob (don’t ... -
Black Stone Heart by Michael R. Fletcher — Book Review
Black Stone Heart is a captivating grimdark fantasy novel, driven by a morally compromised protagonist in an ambitious setting that feels at once comfortable ... -
Women In SFF Author Spotlight: Juliet E McKenna
Juliet E McKenna has always been fascinated by myth and history, other worlds and other peoples. Her debut epic fantasy, The Thief’s Gamble, first ... -
Interview with Anna Stephens (GODBLIND)
Anna is a UK-based author of gritty epic fantasy. Her debut novel, Godblind, was published through Harper Voyager in June 2017, with the sequels Darksoul published ... -
Interview with Rowenna Miller (TORN)
I’m Midwestern born and raised, and it turns out you can’t take the Indiana out of the girl. I have a Master’s in English ...
