Guillermo del Toro: Cabinet of Curiosities review
Guillermo del Toro: Cabinet of Curiosities Co-written by Guillermo del Toro and Marc Scott Zicree Published by Titan Books, October 2013 (Review copy received).…
Month: September 2013
Virtue or Vice? Sorrow
Over the next few months, my articles are going to have a theme! Yes, that’s right: I’m getting myself organized. My articles are going…
The Emperor’s Blades by Brian Staveley
A new epic fantasy is in town, and Nila gives it some critical thought. The Emperor’s Blades by Brian Staveley Published by Tor, 2014 (review…
Interview with Kate Karyus Quinn
We have talked to Kate Karyus Quinn author of the YA horror novel, Another Little Piece. First of all, can you tell us a…
Free Kindle Book, Landmoor by Jeff Wheeler
Jeff Wheeler’s Landmoor is now available for free on Amazon Kindle. The warding has failed, and a powerful ancient magic is disturbed — the…
Interview with Susan Dennard
We have talked to Susan Dennard, author of the Something Strange and Deadly series. Tell us a bit about your “Something Strange and Deadly”…
Tips for Wr…Everyone — Don’t Start With Boredom!
This was going to be another writing tips segment before I realized that the inspiration for posting it came from life. And that, in…
Pewtory the Lesser Bard part 8 – The Stranger
Part 8 of Rob Donovan’s free serialised story set in the same world of Frindoth as his newly released book “Ritual of the Stones”. In this story…
The Human Division by John Scalzi
John Scalzi returns to the enormously popular Old Man’s War universe with The Human Division, though perhaps not exactly as conventional wisdom and publishing…
Interview with Giulietta Maria Spudich
Giulietta Maria Spudich is the author of the newly release YA Fantasy novel Fireheart. Can you tell us a bit about Fireheart? It’s set…
The Unrepenting Rebel
Why do I write science fiction? Because I don’t like rules. That is, I don’t like your rules. We live in a world where…
Drakenfeld by Mark Charan Newton
Drakenfeld by Mark Charan Newton Published by TOR UK, October 2013 (Review copy received) 400 pages ISBN: 978 02307 66822 Review by Mark Yon…
Monster Hunter Vendetta by Larry Correia
Some months removed from the epic defeat of Lord Machado and his forces of evil, Owen Pitt and his team from Monster Hunter International…
Pewtory the Lesser Bard part 7 – The Wager
Part 7 of Rob Donovan’s free serialised story set in the same world of Frindoth as his newly released book “Ritual of the Stones”. In this story…
A World That We Expect by John D. O’Guinn
Can a single man change the course of history? J. D. O’Guinn‘s A World That We Expect reviewed by fellow author Jeffrey Morrow Miller…
Am I Committed or Committable?
Do writers get time off? I’m just wondering, as I do every year, what the holiday season will bring. I currently have three projects…
The Binding Returned by Jeffrey M. Miller
Jeffrey Morrow Miller‘s The Binding Returned reviewed by fellow author J. D. O’Guinn The Binding Returned is the first installment in Jeffrey Morrow Miller’s The…
The Abominable by Dan Simmons
The Abominable by Dan Simmons Published by Sphere/Little, Brown, October 2013. (Review copy received) ISBN: 978-0751550283 666 pages (in ARC copy.) Review by Mark…
Dust by Hugh Howey
Nila completes Hugh Howey’s popular Silo Saga with the final installment: Dust Dust by Hugh Howey Published by Broad Reach Publishing, August, 2013 Review by…
DREDD sequel fan campaign, ‘Day of Action’ on September 18th
More than 80,000 people have signed the official petition, star Karl Urban supports it, and now the campaign for a sequel to last year’s DREDD movie is…
