Tag: Orbit
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THE FALL OF BABEL by Josiah Bancroft (BOOK REVIEW)
The Fall of Babel is the stunningly imaginative end to an amazing journey. Josiah Bancroft has crafted for himself and his readers the most exceptional and ... -
The Triumph of Tragedy: GUEST POST by Matthew Ward
Today, Matthew Ward returns to the Fantasy Hive for our stop on the Blog Tour for the spectacular conclusion to his Legacy trilogy, LEGACY OF LIGHT. ... -
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 ... -
Interview with Matthew Ward (LEGACY OF STEEL)
Today, Matthew Ward stops by the Hive on his blog tour for LEGACY OF STEEL – Book 2 of his Legacy Series. You can find out more about ... -
THE THOUSAND DEATHS OF ARDOR BENN by Tyler Whitesides (BOOK REVIEW)
Ardor Benn is no ordinary thief. Rakish, ambitious, and master of wildly complex heists, he styles himself a ruse artist extraordinaire. When he gets hired for ... -
WE RIDE THE STORM by Devin Madson (Book Review)
‘We are the swords that hunt so your hands may stay clean. We are the swords that kill so your soul may be light. We are ... -
Lightbringer Series Reread: THE BLOOD MIRROR by Brent Weeks
In anticipation of the release of The Burning White – the fifth and final instalment in Brent Weeks’ incredible Lightbringer series – the team at Orbit ... -
The Lightbringer Series – REREAD
In anticipation for release of The Burning White – the fifth and final instalment in Brent Weeks’ incredible Lightbringer series – the team at Orbit have ... -
The Gameshouse by Claire North – COVER REVEAL
Today I am delighted to reveal the cover for THE GAMESHOUSE, the upcoming novel from Claire North, winner of the World Fantasy Award for best novel. ... -
A Boy and his Dog at the End of the World by C.A. Fletcher (Book Review)
The Good: A fresh take on what the ‘end of the world’ looks like, a story that is as heart-warming as it is heart-breaking, strikingly simple ...
