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THIRTEEN WAYS TO KILL LULABELLE ROCK by Maud Woolf (BOOK REVIEW)
“I want the world to be gentle with me, but I don’t know if I deserve it. I’ve not been gentle with the world.” Being ... -
The House of Strength – GUEST POST by Stephen Aryan (THE JUDAS BLOSSOM)
The House of Strength by Stephen Aryan Although The Judas Blossom is historical fantasy, it does contain a fair amount of facts. One element that is ... -
THIRTEEN WAYS TO KILL LULABELLE ROCK by Maud Woolf (COVER REVEAL & GUEST POST)
In a world of glitzy glamour and burgeoning technology, washed up movie star Lulabelle Rock employs a clone of herself to kill the other twelve ... -
LESSONS IN BIRDWATCHING by Honey Watson (EXCERPT)
During their temporary research post on Apech-a planet ravaged by a time distorting illness-Wilhelmina Ming and four other elite students of the Crysthian empire have witnessed ... -
This Barbie is in Publishing – GUEST POST by Desola Coker
This Barbie Is in Publishing by Desola Coker As a woman working in SFF, I often get asked about my role in publishing. Questions range ... -
Interview with Stacey McEwan (CHASM)
Stacey McEwan is the author of Ledge, the heart-stopping beginning to the Glacian Trilogy. Stacey is a school teacher by day and fantasy writer by night. She ... -
Male Gaze in the Mythic Foundations of Fantasy Fiction – GUEST POST by Juliet E. McKenna (THE CLEAVING)
Looking at the male gaze in the mythic foundations of fantasy fiction from a 21st century perspective. by Juliet E. McKenna In brief, the term ... -
CHASM by Stacey McEwan (BOOK REVIEW)
All things find a way back home… Chasm is the sequel to Stacey McEwan’s bestselling debut Ledge, in which we met Dawsyn as she escaped her dangerous ... -
THE BONE ROOTS by Gabriela Houston (EXCERPT)
At its heart The Bone Roots is a story of two mothers, each trying to protect her child. When writing the book, I thought of how ... -
Women Fighting Dystopia – GUEST POST by Jane Hennigan (MOTHS)
Women Fighting Dystopia by Jane Hennigan For me, growing up in the 80s, it was Sarah Conner and Ellen Ripley who fed my nascent feminism. ...
