WRITING WOMEN CHARACTERS (Wait, Aren’t You A Dude?) By Adam Rakunas
Earlier this year at the Emerald City Comicon, I was on a panel with my fellow Angry Robot authors Peter Tieryas, Danielle Jensen, Patrick…
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Clockwork Lives by Kevin J Anderson and Neil Peart
Marinda Peake is a woman with a quiet, perfect life in a small village; she long ago gave up on her dreams and ambitions…
Martha Wells discusses the tradition of women in SF/F with Tansy Hoskins
Acclaimed writer and journalist, Tansy Hoskins discusses the tradition of women in SF/F, empowerment, and matriarchal worlds with the prolific, Nebula nominated fantasy novelist, Martha…
SFFWorld Archive: The Engineer Reconditioned by Neal Asher
Here’s an old review that’s escaped from the vaults at Hobbit Towers. This was originally published ten years ago (yes! I know!!) but for…
The X-Files – The Event Series Blu-ray
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “Almost 14 years after the original series run, the next mind-bending chapter of “The X-Files”™ is a thrilling,…
The Gemmell Award Shortlist
Every reader was entitled to be involved in establishing the shortlist for the Gemmell Awards. Readers are now invited to vote on those shortlisted…
Interview with Cumulus author Eliot Peper
Welcome to SFFWorld, Eliot. Cumulus is your fourth book, can you tell us a bit about it? Where did you get the inspiration from?…
Why use Kickstarter for your anthology project? By Adrian Collins
Kickstarter can be a small publisher’s best mate. The crowd funding platform is a brilliant way to market, fund, and produce large anthology projects.…
Interview with Greg Bear
Greg Bear is the recipient of two Hugos and five Nebulas for his fiction, he has been called “the best working writer of hard science…
Guest post: Great Grandchildren of the Apocalypse by M.E. Parker
When I was a kid, the word apocalypse kept me awake at night. It stalked my dreams and conjured images of four horsemen wreaking…
Guest post: Why Ley Lines? by Joshua Palmatier
I was reading fantasy rather heavily back in the *coughcough* 80s and back then nearly every fantasy novel had ley lines in them, because…
Film review: Return of the Killer Tomatoes
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “The killer tomatoes are back! But this time around, they’re going to have to contend with late ’80s…
Windcatcher by A J Norfield
A valuable item has been stolen from the mysterious Tiankong Empire. When the envoy Xi’Lao requests aid, Raylan is one of those chosen for an…
Article: Sticking the Landing by Melinda Snodgrass
SFFWorld is very pleased to present an article from Melinda Snodgrass, an Emmy award winning scriptwriter (Star Trek: The Next Generation) and a bestselling author of over a…
Interview with Twelve Kings in Sharakhai Author Bradley P Beaulieu
Bradley P Beaulieu’s new fantasy series blends the traditional epic fantasy norms with the eastern tales of old. Set in a desert with an…
Interview with OUTRIDERS author Jay Posey
Jay Posey appeared on the speculative fiction scene in 2013 with the release of Three, the first book in his Legend of the Duskwalker…
Interview with The Union Series author Phillip Richards
In The Empire at War Box Set, Phillip Richards has joined forces with three other British authors to present us with the best of…
Interview with P.P. Corcoran, author of the Saiph series
P.P. Corcoran is a veteran of the British Army and a part time writer. The first book in his Saiph series has been released…
Film review: i-Lived
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “From the director of “Maniac” and the forthcoming “Amityville: The Awakening” Franck Khalfoun and the producer of…
Interview with Cli-Fi author Cat Sparks
Cat Sparks is a multi-award-winning author, editor and artist whose former employment has included: media monitor, political and archaeological photographer, graphic designer, Fiction Editor…
