Countdown to Hallowe’en 2017: The Land of Laughs by Jonathan Carroll
Our last review for Hallowe’en 2017, again by Randy M., is a classic that may not initially strike you as particularly ghostly. But stay…
Month: October 2017
SIEGE LINE by Myke Cole
Myke Cole brings The Reawakening, his second trilogy featuring a world very much like our own aside from the reemergence and militarization of magic,…
Countdown to Halloween 2017: A FEAST OF SORROWS by Angela Slatter
As we get to Hallowe’en 2017, here’s the first of two reviews from Randy to give you something to read (and possibly keep you…
Countdown to Hallowe’en 2017: THE TRAVELLING GRAVE AND OTHER STORIES by L. P. Hartley
Today’s Countdown to Hallowe’en is another forgotten classic, reviewed by Randy. Here is a candle to light you to bed, And here comes a…
Interview with Angel’s Truth author A.J Grimmelhaus
A. J. Grimmelhaus debuts with Angel’s Truth, an epic fantasy quest that takes the reader across icy territories. In it we follow Tol Kraven…
Infinite Stars: Edited by Bryan Thomas Schmidt
Infinite Stars is a mighty tome that has an ambitious purpose – to bring together a range of disparate worlds from Space Opera…
Interview with anthology editors Joanne Hall, Nathan Hystad, Nila E. White and Andrew Leon Hudson
Although they have been around for a long while in the publishing world, anthologies and short stories appear to be riding a new wave…
Countdown to Hallowe’en 2017: Stranger Fillings by The Muffin Brothers
One of the oddest arrivals for Hallowe’en this year at Hobbit Towers – Stranger Fillings is a parody of the television series, but also…
Countdown to Hallowe’en 2017: Parasite by Mira Grant
Today’s Countdown to Hallowe’en is a more recent classic, and Hugo Award nominee, that our reviewer Rob Bedford (this time writing at Tor.com) liked…
Countdown to Hallowe’en 2017: The Lost Child of Lychford by Paul Cornell
Here we return to Paul’s Merrily Watkins-esque world of quaint rural English villages, fabulous Cotswold landscapes and dark things hiding in the shadows. The…
Guest post: Sci-Fi warns us we are all doomed, but let’s enjoy the ride by Anthony Brum
Describing how the world will end and the fate of mankind has been the subject of much discussion, often in the format of a…
STRANGE WEATHER by Joe Hill
After four best-selling, extremely well-received dark fantastic novels and an outstanding comic book series, Joe Hill returns to shorter fiction, with Strange Weather a…
Interview with JOE HILL
Joe Hill was kind enough to take some time out of his schedule to participate in this email interview with me. Special thanks to…
Countdown to Hallowe’en 2017: 1922 (Film) by Stephen King
You may not have realised it, as it has crept up upon many, but in the world of television and film we are currently…
Interview with Tyrants Rex Author, Clint Wastling
Launched at FantasyCon 2017 in Peterborough, Tyrant’s Rex features genetically modified beings in a post-apocalyptic future. In this book, we follow Mycul. Trapped…
Countdown to Hallowe’en 2017: The Lost Village by Neil Spring
As Autumn arrives at Hobbit Towers, and we continue to Countdown to Hallowe’en, here’s a creepy tale from the author of The Ghost…
Countdown to Hallowe’en 2017: The Dealings of Daniel Kesserich by Fritz Leiber
Today’s Countdown to Hallowe’en is another neglected classic from a master of Horror reviewed by Randy. Any way you look at it, the story has…
Guest post: Writing Horror by G.A. Minton
Horror is defined as a feeling of great shock, fear, and worry caused by something extremely unpleasant; an intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust.…
Countdown to Hallowe’en 2017: Dark Harvest by Norman Partridge
Today’s Countdown to Hallowe’en is another favourite from SFFWorld stalwart Rob Bedford. He was inspired by Randy’s thoughts here at SFFWorld back in 2010 (which…
Cover Reveal of Charade by Alice Sabo
We’re happy to bring you the brand new cover of Charade by Alice Sabo. Charade is the second book in her Transmutation series and…
