Interview with The Cleaners author Josh Vogt
Josh Vogt Finds more creative uses for feather dusters in the second installment of The Cleaners, The Maids of Wrath. Welcome Josh, You keep…
Month: July 2016
The Hatching by Ezekiel Boone
I’m going to start with a warning in this review, one that I suspect will make you either continue reading with interest, or…
Interview with Sorcerer to the Crown author Zen Cho
London-based Malaysian fantasy writer, Zen Cho’s Sorcerer to the Crown was first published in 2015 as the first book in her Sorcerer Royal trilogy.…
Interview with James Aquilone (DEAD JACK Kickstarter)
James Aquilone and I spent a few years writing for the late, lamented SF Signal. When he launched a Kickstarter for his first novel,…
Guest post: A Journey through a science fiction writer’s mind by Felicity Harley
I’ve always been a fan of science fiction. My favorite writers are Herbert, Asimov, Bradbury and Orwell. I tend to like science fiction writers…
You Are Here – Featured Author
For each of the past five years, authors on SFFWorld.com’s forum have put together a collection of short stories. It’s a fun exercise for…
Interview with Pia and the Skyman author Sue Parritt
Pia and the Skyman is Sue Parritt’s follow up to Sannah and the Pilgrim. We’ve talked to her about the books and the road…
A Window Into Time by Peter F Hamilton
A Window Into Time is one of those rare things from British Science Fiction author Peter F Hamilton – a novella. Known for his…
Interview with The Promised One author Win Blevins
The Promised One, the first novel in the Cherokee Mists fantasy series by renowned writers Win and Meredith Blevins brings Cherokee myths to life. Welcome to SFFWorld,…
Terrahawks – Volume 1
“THE CLASSIC British children’s sci-fi series from the legendary creator of Thunderbirds; Terrahawks is to be released on Blu-ray and DVD courtesy of Network…
Guest Post: Optimism vs Cynicism in Superhero Narratives by Paige Orwin
There’s been a lot of talk about the differences between the Marvel and DC cinematic universes as more movies by the latter have come…
Maze of the Blue Medusa – Zak Sabbath and Patrick Stuart Interview
Interview with Zak Sabbath & Patrick Stuart by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “Infinite broken night. Milky alien moons. Wavering demons of gold. Held in…
The Last Days of Jack Sparks by Jason Arnopp
In these days of Facebook, Snapchat and yes, blogs and websites like this one, it can sometimes be suggested that the time of the…
Warrior Mage by Lindsay Buroker
Warrior Mage by Lindsay Buroker Kindle Edition Published April 2015 Review by N. E. White. Set in the same fantasy world as Ms. Buroker’s…
Stranger Things: Season One
This is the latest, much heralded series that you can binge in one watch. Rich in nostalgia, it celebrates its genre heritage with…
Rick Deckard, Shane MacGowan, and Me by Nik Korpon
Nik Korpon has been signed to Angry Robot. His novel The Rebellion’s Last Traitor, which will be released through Angry Robot in June 2017. I’m so thrilled…
Suggested Summer Reads 2016
OK: so you’re jetting off to that holiday destination* and plan to do some serious reading. But the usual newspaper articles on such…
Interview with Fallout author Harry Turtledove
Fallout is the next book in your Hot War series. What is next in store for our characters? Ah, that’d be telling. You’ve got…
LIFE DEBT (Star Wars: Aftermath #2) by Chuck Wendig
With Life Debt, the second installment of what is now the Aftermath trilogy, writer and self-proclaimed penmonkey Chuck Wendig continues to chronicle the post…
Children of the Shaman Cover Reveal
When Children of the Shaman was published by Orbit in 2001, Jessica Rydill’s novel received plenty of praise. Starburst called it ‘A very accomplished…
