Tag: Blog
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STORM CONSTANTINE 1956-2021
The Fantasy Hive is saddened to report the passing of Storm Constantine after a long illness. Storm Constantine was a writer of rare skill and passion, ... -
Interview with Mike Shackle (WE ARE THE DEAD)
Originally from London, Mike Shackle has wandered the world before settling in Vancouver, with his wife and two children. His other constant traveling companions around the ... -
Interview with Anna Stephens (THE STONE KNIFE)
Anna Stephens is something of a regular here on the Fantasy Hive, and she’s returned once more to chat with us about her new book THE ... -
DANDELION by Philip R. Johnson and Justin C. Louis – EXCERPT
Today I’m super excited to share with you an excerpt from Dandelion by Philip R. Johnson and Justin C. Louis. You may know Johnson and Louis from ... -
Interview with Liz Williams (COMET WEATHER)
Liz Williams is the author of the wonderful Comet Weather (2020), a book about four fey sisters living in Somerset. The sequel, Blackthorn Winter, is due ... -
Bards and Scribes: The Alchemist (Guest Post by Jesse Teller)
When we were approached by Mihir and asked if we’d like to host Jesse Teller for a guest post as part of a series, we ... -
Interview with Elizabeth Bear (ANCESTRAL NIGHT)
Elizabeth Bear was born on the same day as Frodo and Bilbo Baggins, but in a different year. She is the Hugo, Sturgeon, Locus, and Campbell ... -
Info-dump Equity and The Matrix (Guest Post by M. D. Presley)
Info dumps are bad. So says everyone. At least, according to the internet. Google “info dump” and the first few hits after the definitions are articles ... -
The Science Behind Conflicts in Literature (GUEST POST by Rachel Cooper)
The Science Behind Conflicts in Literature 5 Difference Types with Examples Fiction thrives on conflict. Without conflict, a story has no drive or energy ... -
Open Letter Regarding the Saudi Arabia bid for WorldCon 2022 – by Anna Smith Spark
Dear WSFS Board members, Kelly and Norman, As writers, publishers and readers of science fiction and fantasy, we are writing to express our concern that ...
