Tag: Titan Books
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THE CRIMSON ROAD by A. G. Slatter (BOOK REVIEW)
This is a story with vampires, but not about vampires, not really. Really, it’s a story about making your own path in world determined to push ... -
SO THIRSTY by Rachel Harrison (BOOK REVIEW)
Vampire novels are not really my favourite kind, probably due to the oversaturation of the trope after the release of Twilight. Yet if Rachel Harrison writes ... -
Interview with Shaun Hamill (THE DISSONANCE)
SHAUN HAMILL received his BA in English from the University of Texas at Arlington, and his MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. His debut novel, A Cosmology of ... -
HORROR – Roundtable Interview Women in SFF
Welcome to the Fantasy Hive and our Women in SFF feature! Women writing Horror has received some long-awaited attention recently, so we’re thrilled you could ... -
THE DISSONANCE by Shaun Hamill (BOOK REVIEW)
“What do you think about the fuckups saving the day for once?” What happens when a group of misfit teenagers unlock extraordinary powers? They unveil ... -
IRL Hauntings – GUEST POST by Nadi Reed Perez (THE AFTERLIFE OF MAL CALDERA)
Welcome to the Hive Nadi Reed Perez! To celebrate the release of coming-of-age fantasy THE AFTERLIFE OF MAL CALDERA, Nadi discusses the inspirations and research behind ... -
WHEN AMONG CROWS by Veronica Roth (BOOK REVIEW)
When Among Crows by Veronica Roth is an eerie, enchanting novella set in modern day Chicago, following the lives of three very different individuals: Dymitr, Ala, ... -
THE DISSONANCE by Shaun Hamill (EXCERPT)
A treat today for those who like their fantasy dark with a splash of horror – we have an excerpt from Shaun Hamill’s upcoming novel THE ... -
TITANCHILD by Jen Willams (COVER REVEAL)
IT’S HERE!!! We’re super excited today to bring you the cover reveal for one of Beth’s most highly anticipated sequels – TITANCHILD by Jen Williams! Talonsister ... -
THE BUTCHER OF THE FOREST by Premee Mohamed (BOOK REVIEW)
“What did not live here was people, and even that was not strictly true, because nothing was. They were people-ish, and they had no name, and ...
