Tag: Guest Post
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Biggest Challenges Faced by Female Indie-Fantasy Authors: GUEST POST
We’re very excited today to bring you a guest post from authors Suzannah Rowntree, Angela Boord, Virginia McClain, ML Wang, Rachel Emma Shaw and Krystle Matar. ... -
The Sadness and Sacrifice of Sci-Fi Heroines: GUEST POST by Amanda Bridgeman
Today, we’re thrilled to welcome back sci-fi author Amanda Bridgeman to the Hive. Amanda’s most recent novel, The Sensation, is the much-anticipated sequel to the sci-fi murder-mystery The ... -
Celebrating the Women of SFF and an Obscure (By Which I Mean Fake) Egyptian Goddess: Guest Post by JA Andrews
We’re joined today by self-publishing author JA Andrews for a celebratory post about fellow authors Andrews has met in the SFF community. Before we launch into ... -
The Heroine’s Journey – A study in story structures: Guest Post by Timandra Whitecastle
Today, we welcome back Timandra Whitecastle to the Hive to discuss story structures. Before we launch into Tim’s post about the Heroine’s Journey, check out Tim’s ... -
Magic and Matriarchy – Guest Post by M. L. Wang
Today we’re thrilled to share with you a guest post from self-published author M. L. Wang. Wang is perhaps best known for her Theonite series of ... -
Tock Tick: Why Fantasy Literature Loves to Mess with Time – Guest Post by Heather Child
Heather Child has returned to the Hive for Women in SFF with a guest post on the concept of time and how, as a theme, it ... -
Creepy Old Shit – The Creation of a Fantasy City: Guest Post by Brian Staveley
“I hate useless, creepy old shit.” So says a friend of mine on the subject of ancient relics in fantasy novels. Coming in for particular censure ... -
Bookish Take – Women In SFF Edition: Guest Post by Gabriela Houston and Caroline Hardaker
Today, we welcome authors Gabriela Houston and Caroline Hardaker to the Hive to discuss Women in speculative fiction. Before we launch into their discussion, check out ... -
Influential Themes in the Book of Fire Series: Guest Post by Michelle Kenney
The Book of Fire trilogy follows two communities – a village of survivors recovering after a Great War and a sealed, domed population cut off from ... -
Authorial Process, or the Babysitter’s Tale: Guest Post by Miles Camero
When I was very young, I grew up in a house that was largely about stories. My mother read me the Lord of the Rings and ...
