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HEADLIGHTS by CJ Leede (BOOK REVIEW)
Every instinct tells him to run. Every memory tells him he can’t. Special Agent Daniel Stansfield is ready for a change. Burnt out and ... -
THE ART OF MIDDLE EARTH by Spiros Gelekas (GALLERY VISIT)
Earlier this year the Hive got an email from Fotis Doukas who is the publicist for Corfu based Greek high fantasy artist Spiros Gelekas, ... -
My Current Fantasy TBR – GUEST POST by K. A. Linde (THE RAVEN AT THE ASH DOOR)
A second Monster War is on the horizon . . . From bestselling author K. A. Linde, The Raven at the Ash Door is the heart-stopping ... -
SPFBO 11 Fifth Semi-finalist Review THE HALLOWS by H.L.Tinsley
Here at the fantasy-hive we don’t like numbers, or stars, or quantifiable ratings – although we do admit we have to give out numerical ... -
MAPS, MAGIC AND MISCHIEF by David Green (BOOK REVIEW)
What Would You Do To Discover Your Heart’s Desire? Greton of Willow is in a spot of bother. Caught in the act while escorting a ... -
SPFBO 11 Fourth Semi-Finalist Review THREADS OF MEMORY by Richard Fierce
Here at the fantasy-hive we don’t like numbers, or stars, or quantifiable ratings – although we do admit we have to give out numerical ... -
Superstition and Survival in Today’s World – GUEST POST by Laura R. Samotin (THE WAY IT HAUNTED HIM)
A terrifying and powerful dark academia novel about Jewish folklore, grief, and other things locked in the archives. Perfect for fans of T. Kingfisher, ... -
Interview with Lex Croucher (THE UNMAGICAL LIFE OF BRIAR JONES)
Lex Croucher is the New York Times, Indie & USA Today bestselling author of GWEN AND ART ARE NOT IN LOVE. With a background ... -
THE ILLUMINATED MAN: LIFE, DEATH AND THE WORLDS OF J. G. BALLARD by Christopher Priest and Nina Allan (BOOK REVIEW)
“But for Balalrd it held a deeper meaning, a sense that reality was itself a stage set that could be dismantled at any moment. ... -
SPFBO 11 Third Semi-Finalist Review: SHADOWS DARK AND DEADLY by Andrea Marie Johnson
Here at the fantasy-hive we don’t like numbers, or stars, or quantifiable ratings – although we do admit we have to give out numerical ...
