Past The Point Of Delirium by Chad Descoteax
This book relates very well to the everyday geek and nerd that is currently dealing with bullies and girls, balancing homework and role-play games.…
Year: 2005
Interview with Robin Hobb
What do you feel is your strength as a writer/storyteller? Robin Hobb: Definitely characterization. I know and love my characters. For me, the story is…
A King’s Quest by A.V. Wedhorn
‘A King’s Quest’ tells the story of one man’s journey as he discovers that he is the rightful heir to the 14 Kingdoms of…
The Traveler by John Twelve Hawks
It is safer to live off the grid, unconnected to the vast technology, because unseen people are watching our every move, employing technology…
Tale of the Thunderbolt by E.E. Knight
With Tale of the Thunderbolt, E.E. Knight spins another entertaining story in his Vampire Earth universe, chronicling the life and time of David Valentine. …
Writing Music by J.R. Murdock
If you’re like Stephen King, you’re writing with Metallica or Guns-and-Roses cranked up to drown out the world. If you’re like Gary Wassner, you’ve…
Writing Rituals by J.R. Murdock
Writer’s block is something that plagues many writers — more than will admit it I’d bet. Some can honestly sit down and start typing…
Minor Characters by J.R. Murdock
There are no minor roles, only minor actors. Well, there are no minor characters, only minor writers. How many times have you read a…
Demonsouled by Jonathan Moeller
I struggled to get into this book initially due to the fragmented writing style and short sentence structure however I am glad that I…
The Silences of Home by Caitlin Sweet
The Silences of Home by Caitlin Sweet is her second book, a prequel to A Telling of Stars published earlier, but Caitlin’s writing is…
The Gastronomicon by Stuart Barrow
The Gastronomicon is somewhat unconventional as anthologies go. Whilst Australia is rapidly becoming famous for the quality of the Speculative Fiction it exports,…
Nylon Angel by Marianne de Pierres
Nylon Angel is the first in a trilogy of books following the life of Parrish Plessis. Set in the not too distant future in…
The Great Shift toward Said
You are an unknown writer. You have hopes. You have aspirations. You thought you knew good grammar and good English, and so you take…
Hammerjack by Marc D. Giller
Hammerjack is the debut novel from Mark D. Giller, though the quality of his written words would lead you to think otherwise. Giller postulates…
Forgotten Prophecies by Anthony R. Karnowski
I was completely blown away by the story ‘Forgotten Prophecies’ after only 4 chapters – in a good way. Anthony Karnowski’s writing style is…
Sword Across Time by Catherine Anne Collins
Centuries ago the legendary realm of Avalon disappeared into the mist as a battle was fought between Merlin the Magician and the Lady…
Interview with E.E. Knight
Since Way of the Wolf published in 2003, Knight has seen publication of 2 more Vampire Earth novels – Choice of the Cat and the recently (March 2005) published Tale of…
The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Disc by Jeff VanderMeer
Buscard’s Murrain. Espectare Necrosis. Fruiting Body Syndrome. These are just three of the diseases catologued in this, the 83rd edition of The Thackery T.…
Interview with L.E. Modesitt Jr.
L. E. Modesitt, jr. is the author of three fantasy series, The Saga of Recluce, The Spellsong Cycle and The Corean Chronicles. He has…
The Seer King by Chris Bunch
‘Seer King’ is a superb example of what the first book in a fantasy trilogy should be like. The story is set in a…
