Tag: Grimdark
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Chasing Graves by Ben Galley – COVER REVEAL
Meet Caltro Basalt. He’s a master locksmith, a selfish bastard, and as of his first night in Araxes, stone cold dead. They call it the City ... -
Interview with Anna Smith Spark – THE TOWER OF LIVING AND DYING
Hi Anna, welcome back to the Fantasy Hive! For those that haven’t met you (and I would say they’ve been living under a rock if they ... -
Darksoul by Anna Stephens
An unrelenting, heart-hammering, merciless thrill ride, Darksoul is the second book in the Godblind trilogy – and what a book it is! It picks up Godblind’s bloodied ... -
The Tower of Living and Dying by Anna Smith Spark
With The Court of Broken Knives, Anna Smith Spark made a glorious and inventive debut. The courses of some very diverse lives converged on the bronze ... -
Interview with Anna Stephens – DARKSOUL
Hi Anna! For those who haven’t met you yet – as there’s no forgetting Anna ‘The Hammer’ Stephens – in 50 words or less, tell us ... -
The Grey Bastards by Jonathan French
The Grey Bastards is a spectacular and unique piece of fantasy that is gritty, dark and pulls no punches but is also incredible fun. Originally self-published, ... -
Starting and Running an Ezine in a Few Simple, Soul-Destroying Steps
So, you want to start a SFF e-zine? Part publisher, part genre commentator, e-zines are as hard to start as they are fun to run. When ... -
The Traitor God by Cameron Johnston
After a decade traveling through lice-infested towns to evade magical demon cats, Edrin Walker, professional alcohol imbiber, loaded dice-roller, and self-proclaimed peoplemancer, knows three things. He ... -
The Women of Grimdark: Cameron Johnston In Conversation With Anna Stephens
Cameron Johnston interviews the fantastic Anna Stephens, author of Godblind, and the writer of a particularly wince-inducing scene involving a hammer that will stay with him ... -
Godblind by Anna Stephens
Anna Stephens’ Godblind features a cast of GRRMartin-ian proportions, though I leave it to the reader to discover if they are as vulnerable to the winds ...
