Guest post: Faeries in modern fiction by Katherine Harbour
Why do Faeries translate so well to modern fiction? The faeries of Celtic folklore have always had an ambiguous relationship with mankind. Although there…
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Guest post: The dystopian deconstruction of society by Johnny Pearce
I mean, it’s going to happen, right? There will be a dystopian deconstruction of society as a result of some virulent outbreak and subsequent…
Giveaway, Admiral by Sean Danker
Three winners will receive a copy of Admiral by Sean Danker. This giveaway is open to US addresses only. ENTER HERE FIRST IN A…
Guest post: We all have a story inside us by Denise Grey
We all have a story inside us and this is mine. It is up to the reader to decide whether it is science fiction,…
Guest post: Insight into The Enochian Wars: Armageddon Unleashed by Frank Julius Palumbo
In this Guest Post Frank Julius Palumbo gives us some insight into the background for his new book. The title of my latest book,…
Article: Marie Brennan on Dragons
We’re very pleased to welcome Marie Brennan to SFFWorld. As her latest book, In the Labyrinth of Drakes, the fourth in The Memoirs of Lady…
5 Awesome Time Machines from Movies by Jevon Knights
Man has always been obsessed with travelling through time. Who hasn’t wanted to turn back the clock and see how events actually happened, or go…
Guest Post: Bringing the ordinary into the extra-ordinary by Patricia Leslie
I have two urban fantasy novels published and numerous other stories sitting in my hard drive and desk drawer. One theme that runs through…
Authors of the Roundtable – James Barclay, John Marco, Megan O’Keefe and Will Wight
Welcome to our latest Author Roundtable. On this first day of spring, we’ve got four amazing Fantasy authors ready to answer your questions about…
Guest post: Progression of a World in the Solace Series by Jaleigh Johnson
To be honest, I wasn’t sure what I was getting into back when I started writing the Solace series. I wasn’t even sure it…
David Estes Giveaway
Two winners will receive a set of STRINGS and SLIP by David Estes. For US winners this will be a set of signed copies,…
Guest post: The Literary Agora – Engaging the Public Sphere by Rhett Bruno
Buried beneath all the changing trends in the publishing industry and advancements in technology the greatest effect of our society on literature has been…
Guest post: The Wilderness of Rage by Mathew Babaoye
Emotion can be a double-edged sword depending upon if it is negative or positive. This is a bit of an understatement, of course: humanity…
Guest Post: Beg, Borrow, Steal by Rebecca A. Demarest
Beg, borrow, steal. It’s a phrase we’ve all heard a hundred times when it comes to art, but what separates the truly innovative from…
Guest Post: Technology Choices in Worldbuilding by Jason LaPier
Jason LaPier is the author of Unexpected Rain and Unclear Skies (Books 1 and 2 of The Dome Trilogy). In his guest post he…
Dealing with Time by Paul Towson
Time travel is one of the earliest and most appealing themes in Science Fiction writing. The dramatic potential being able to interact with people…
Call for Submissions – SFFWorld 2016 Anthology
You Are Here Tales of Cartographic Wonders Maps, or graphical representations of spatial information, have shaped our world ever since people have put pen…
Ecotones Giveaway
We’re giving away 5 copies of the Ecotones anthology. The giveaway is open worldwide. ENTER HERE Featuring fourteen tales from best-sellers, award-winners and nominees, established…
BSFA Awards 2015 Shortlist announced
The British Science Fiction Association has announced the shortlist for the BSFA Awards 2015. The shortlisted nominees are:
“Phantom Effect” and Modern Music by Michael Aronovitz
In terms of plot, “Phantom Effect” is a serial killer tale that moves to the supernatural as murderer Jonathan Martin Delaware Deseronto winds up…
