Tag: Women in SFF
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Interview with Aliette de Bodard (A FIRE BORN OF EXILE)
Aliette de Bodard lives and works in Paris. She has won three Nebula Awards, an Ignyte Award, a Locus Award, a British Fantasy Award and five ... -
Interview with Genevieve Gornichec (THE WEAVER AND THE WITCH QUEEN)
Genevieve Gornichec earned her degree in history from The Ohio State University, but she got as close to majoring in Vikings as she possibly could, and her study of ... -
THORNHEDGE by T. Kingfisher (BOOK REVIEW)
Well. A lot of you have been telling me for a long time how fantastic T. Kingfisher is and yes, I concede, you were all right ... -
Interview with Aubrey Wood (BANG BANG BODHISATTVA)
Aubrey Wood was born in California to a mixed-race couple and spent much of her childhood jumping back and forth between there and New Zealand until ... -
Interview with Anna Smith Spark (A SWORD OF BRONZE AND ASHES)
Anna Smith Spark is the author of the Empires of Dust grimdark epic fantasy series The Court of Broken Knives, The Tower of Living and Dying ... -
Women in SFF Friday Favourites – Favourite Fictional Worlds
Would it even be a month-long feature on the Fantasy Hive if we didn’t corral the team into creating lists of recommendations?? Of course not. With ... -
Writing Myself Home: GUEST POST by A. Y. Chao (SHANGHAI IMMORTAL)
Half vampire. Half fox-spirit. All trouble. Pawned by her mother to the King of Hell as a child, Lady Jing is half-vampire, half-hulijing fox-spirit and all ... -
THIRTEEN WAYS TO KILL LULABELLE ROCK by Maud Woolf (COVER REVEAL & GUEST POST)
In a world of glitzy glamour and burgeoning technology, washed up movie star Lulabelle Rock employs a clone of herself to kill the other twelve ... -
Interview with JA Andrews (RUNELIGHT)
JA Andrews lives deep in the Rocky Mountains of Montana with her husband and three children. She is eternally grateful to CS Lewis for showing her ... -
THE MAGICIAN’S DAUGHTER by H. G. Parry (BOOK REVIEW)
She was a half-wild thing of ink and grass and sea breezes, raised by books and rabbits and fairy lore, and that was all she cared ...
