Guest post: Fantastic Britain by Robin Bennett
Fantasy is the best-selling literary genre: Of the 35 bestselling authors worldwide in any genre, 16 write fantasy. Of those 16, an astonishing 13…
Month: August 2016
Interview with Sparrow Falling author Gaie Sebold
Welcome back to SFFWorld Gaie, many thanks for giving us some time here. Sparrow Falling is the second book in your Evvie Duchen Adventure…
ONE GOOD DRAGON DESERVES ANOTHER by Rachel Aaron (Heartstrikers #2)
What to do when you are the slacker of a huge family and all of your instincts and deeds run counter to your family? …
Interview with Ninth City Burning author J. Patrick Black
We’ve talked to Ninth City Burning author J. Patrick Black about his new book being released by ACE on September 6th. Welcome to SFFWorld, many thanks…
Interview with Regina Yau from The Pixel Project
SFF World welcomes Regina Yau, the founder of The Pixel Project. With several on-going campaigns and fundraisers per year, the international, web-based non-profit organization…
Heinlein Rereads: Citizen of the Galaxy by Robert A Heinlein
It begins with a slave auction… and ends up as a revolution. Here’s the latest reread of Heinlein’s works, as Mark continues his intermittent…
Film review: Unspoken
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “A family move into a house where the previous occupants disappeared without a trace over a decade ago,…
Interview with Round Spear Author, Frion Farrell
The Round Spear is the first book in the Myriar Series exploring the precarious balance of nature, good and evil in the beautifully described…
LIVE! with Patrice Fitzgerald
Conflict is the secret! Meet Patrice Fitzgerald, author of Karma of the Silo, fans of Hugh Howey might recognize the premise and one of…
Cover reveal and exclusive excerpt from Gerald Brandt’s The Operative
We’re very pleased to give you an exclusive excerpt as well as being able to reveal the cover for Gerald Brandt’s The Operative. The…
News: Arthur C Clarke Award Winner 2016
From the TOR UK website: The UK’s most prestigious prize for science fiction was announced on August 24 at Foyles Bookshop (London) by Tom Hunter, Director…
Interview with The Interminables author Paige Orwin
Paige Orwin is the author of The Interminables that has just been released by Angry Robot Books. Welcome to SFFWorld Paige, many thanks for giving…
Film review: Dead-End Drive-In
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “THE PRICE OF ADMISSION IS THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. One of Quentin Tarantino’s favourite directors, Brian Trenchard-Smith…
CHILDREN OF AMARID by David B. Coe (The LonTobyn Chronicle #1)
David B. Coe has been consistently releasing novels since his debut novel, Children of Amaraid first published in 1997. The novel (and its sequel,…
Interview with Lindsay Buroker
Indie writer Lindsay Buroker has written over 20 fantasy and science fiction books. Her latest fantasy series, Chains of Honor, will be completed this…
Ralph Kern puts the Worlds to Writes with Andy Weir
In this series, we are going to speak to some of the leading science fiction authors about a theme, technology or event which they…
Guest post: How Does A Non-Sorcerer Design A Magical System That Makes Sense by Elizabeth Guizzetti
Full Disclosure: I am not a sorcerer. I have no magical ability whatsoever. So how can I “write what I know” if I don’t…
Awards: Hugo Awards & Campbell Award Winners 2016
Winners for the Hugo Awards and for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer were announced August 20, 2016 at MidAmericon II,…
Warp by Lev Grossman
Warp is an oddity – a spaced oddity, if you like. This is a novella by Lev Grossman, author of The Magicians series,…
Awards: Retro Hugos 1941
Winners of the 1941 Retro Hugo Awards, honoring work from 1940, were announced August 18, 2016 at a ceremony at MidAmericon II, the 74th…
