Interview with The Lost Fleet author Jack Campbell
I’ve reread only a few books in my time, but one series that earned that elusive honor was The Lost Fleet series by Jack Campbell, a.k.a. John…
Month: September 2016
Guest post: Those tricky trilogies by Jo Zebedee
I write standalone novels and short stories, flash fiction and blogs. I’ve also completed a trilogy. Had I known about writing what I know…
SUPERNOVA by C.A. Higgins
C.A. Higgins burst onto the SF scene in 2015 with her stunning debut Lightless (reviewed here), and less than a year later, she follows…
Interview with The Biodome Chronicles author Jesikah Sundin
We have talked to The Biodome Chronicles author Jesikah Sundin about her books and writing in general. Welcome to SFFWorld Jesikah, many thanks for…
Interview with Farside author Patrick Chiles
We’ve talked to Patrick Chiles, author of science fiction thrillers, Perigee and Farside, both published by Baen Books this year. Welcome to SFFWorld Patrick,…
The Evil Genius Guide (Fox Pockets)
‘To be a truly successful Evil Genius requires several things: a secret lair, loyal but incompetent henchman, a large button marked ‘Stop’ (preferably red),…
Of Sand and Malice Made by Bradley Beaulieu
Bradley’s last book, Twelve Kings (UK) / Twelve Kings in Sharakhai (USA), was one of my highlights of last year. In this short…
Small but Mighty: Winter by Dan Grace
This instalment of Small but Mighty brings you Winter by Dan Grace, published by none other than Unsung Stories. The London based press are…
LIVE! with Kevin Tumlinson
Meet Kevin Tumlinson: He is a speculative fiction author influenced at a very early age by Orson Scott Card. Aside from his writing career,…
Kip the Quick by Clifton Hill
In Clifton Hill’s fantasy book titled Kip the Quick, we are introduced to a young character so adorable, you’ll forgive him for stealing…
