Small but Mighty: The Crooked Path by H.M.Goodchild
Small but Mighty returns to the Kansas-based Hadley Rille Books for H. M. Goodchild’s The Crooked Path. Released this September, The Crooked Path offers readers…
Month: September 2016
Europe at Midnight – Dave Hutchinson
“I still wasn’t sure whether England was in Europe or not; I had the impression that the English would have quite liked to be…
Sci-fi Western Series to Premiere Sunday
HBO’s new sci-fi thriller, Westworld, premieres this Sunday night. Westworld will air on Sunday, Oct. 2, during HBO’s 9 p.m time-slot in the U.S.…
LIVE! with Nicholas Sansbury Smith
In this episode, Nicholas Sansbury Smith (author of Hell Divers, The Extinction Cycle, and Orbs) talks about how he got started in his writing…
Interview with William Hertling, author of Kill Process
Welcome to SFFWorld, and thank you for your time, it is very appreciated! To get things started, tell us a bit about “Kill Process”.…
Interview with Gemina authors Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
Gemina, the second book in The Illuminae Files series and the sequel to the hugely successful Illuminae is now about to be released. Can…
Early Murnau Five Films, 1921-1925
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “One of the most influential and revered figures in all of cinema, Friedrich Wilheim Murnau came to prominence…
NINTH CITY BURNING by J. Patrick Black
Post-apocalyptic alien invasion stories are a staple in the Speculative Fiction genre so when a debut novel comes along telling such a story it…
James Bennett: Five Questions Blog Tour
We recently caught up with debut author James Bennett, and were very pleased to be asked to be part of his Blog Tour! We…
Ralph Kern puts the Worlds to Writes with Peter Cawdron: THE Lonely Planet.
Ralph Kern puts the Worlds to Writes with Peter Cawdron: THE Lonely Planet. Thanks for joining us here at SFFWorld for the next interview…
Guest post: Writing the Long War – part one by AJ Smith
It may appear strange to begin a four book series, with pretensions of epic fantasy, with nothing but a world and a bunch of…
Secret Language by Neil Williamson
Secret Language is a collection of sixteen short stories from Neil Williamson, mixing genres and subjects from the fantastical to horror to futuristic. The…
News: British Fantasy Award Winners 2016
Winners were announced Sunday September 25, 2016 during an awards ceremony at FantasyCon 2016 at the Grand and Royal Hotels in Scarborough, England.
Film review: Slugs
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm THEY SLIME. THEY OOZE. THEY KILL. “From celebrated Spanish director Juan Piquer Simón, the man behind the…
News: Gemmell Legend Award Winners 2016 announced
Announced at Fantasycon 2016 on Saturday 24th September 2016 in Scarborough, UK.
Revenger by Alastair Reynolds
Following on from Alastair’s recent collaboration with Stephen Baxter, here’s a solo effort that is also worthy of your attention. From the publisher: The…
Interview with J.L. Doty author of The Thirteenth Man
Hello Jim, welcome back to SFFWorld. It’s a pleasure to have the chance to ask you a few questions again, this time related to…
Night Without Stars by Peter F Hamilton
Night Without Stars is Peter F Hamilton’s conclusion to his Chronicle of the Fallers duology, itself effectively a conclusion – at least for the…
The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin
The Fifth Season, the first in a fantasy series titled The Broken Earth by N.K. Jemisin, has remarkable writing and intriguing characters. It is…
Epic Fantasy: Is there such a thing as “too” epic? Guest Post by Marc Turner.
Judging by the success of Game of Thrones, epic fantasy has never been more popular. As a writer in the genre myself, that can…
