Tag: Author Spotlight
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Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Samantha Shannon (THE MASK IS FALLING)
Samantha Shannon studied English Language and Literature at St. Anne’s College, Oxford. The Bone Season, the first in a seven-book series, was a New York Times bestseller and ... -
Author Spotlight – Lee Matthew Goldberg (ORANGE CITY)
Lee Matthew Goldberg is the author of the novels THE ANCESTOR, THE MENTOR, THE DESIRE CARD and SLOW DOWN. He has been published in multiple languages ... -
Author Spotlight – Gabriela Houston (THE SECOND BELL)
Gabriela Houston is a London-based writer. She was born in Poland and raised in a book-loving household on the nourishing diet of mythologies, classics and graphic ... -
Author Spotlight – K. L. Kolarich (HOUSE OF BASTIION)
K.L. Kolarich is a new-adult fantasy fiction author, based out of Nashville, TN. Her breakout series, The Haidren Legacy, hit the epic fantasy scene in early ... -
Author Spotlight – Jeff Noon (WITHIN WITHOUT)
JEFF NOON is an award-winning British novelist, short story writer and playwright. He won the Arthur C Clarke Award for Vurt, the John W Campbell award ... -
Author Spotlight – Wilbur Arron (THE FOREST OF ALLUND)
Wilbur Arron is the pseudonym for a retired professional engineer who spent over thirty years in engineering and over forty years in technical management. An avid ... -
Author Spotlight – George Mann (BROKEN THINGS)
George Mann is a Sunday Times bestselling novelist and scriptwriter. He’s the creator of the Wychwood supernatural mystery series as well as the popular Newbury & ... -
Author Spotlight – Jane Routley (SHADOW IN THE EMPIRE OF LIGHT)
Jane Routley has published 6 books and won two Aurealis Awards for Best Fantasy Novel. Her seventh book is Shadow in the Empire of Light. She ... -
Author Spotlight – Dana Swift (CAST IN FIRELIGHT)
Dana Swift started making up fantasy worlds when she was eleven years old and hasn’t stopped since. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, ... -
Author Spotlight – Daniel Potter (PRIDE FALL)
DANIEL POTTER writes about creatures that are generally considered highly improbable, from talking cats, flying reptiles made of living metal and people who sprout foot-long talons when ...
