Tag: Blog
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THE SUMMER TREE by Guy Gavriel Kay – READ ALONG Week 1
We’re super excited to be taking part in another Wyrd and Wonder read along! This year, Beth, Nils, and Scarlett will be joining in ... -
Interview with Steve McHugh (NO GODS, ONLY MONSTERS)
Steve McHugh was born in Mexborough South-Yorkshire, before moving to Southampton as a child. He currently lives in Southampton with his wife and 3 daughters. Steve ... -
Author Spotlight: Lucy A. McLaren (AWAKENING)
Lucy is a fantasy author and professional counsellor, passionate about writing stories that include a realistic representation and exploration of mental health issues. Her debut novel, ... -
LEGACY OF BRONZE by T. L. Greylock and Bryce O’Connor (COVER REVEAL)
We have an absolute treat for you today… As the final of SPFBO 7 is ramping up with their novel Shadows of Ivory tied up in one ... -
Interview with Kai Greenwood (DEEP’S END)
Kai Greenwood is an acclaimed author of epic fantasy, and semi-finalist in the SPFBO 2020 Fantasy Awards. For the last twenty years Greenwood has lived and ... -
Author Spotlight – N. E. Davenport (THE BLOOD TRIALS)
Nia “N.E.” Davenport is the Science Fiction/Fantasy author of The Blood Trials and its sequel (Harper Voyager). She attended the University of Southern California and studied ... -
Loveable Baddies – GUEST POST by Chris Panatier (STRINGERS)
Today, we’re thrilled to be taking part in Angry Robot’s blog tour for Chris Panatier’s brand new insect-infested sci-fi STRINGERS. Here’s a little more about the ... -
Interview with T.R. Napper (36 STREETS)
T. R. Napper is a multi-award-winning short story writer, including the Aurealis twice (Best Short Story, 2016; Best Novella, 2020). His work has appeared in ‘Year’s ... -
DEEP’S END by Kai Greenwood (COVER REVEAL)
Today we’re thrilled to be welcoming back Hive favourite, Kai Greenwood, to reveal the cover of his upcoming novel DEEP’S END. Nils and I fell in ... -
Interview with Alex Knight (THE FAR WILD)
When he’s not describing himself as an invasive species, Alex can generally be found filling good books with bad jokes one sentence at a time. As ...
