Cecilia Dart Thornton Interview
Hi Cecilia, Thanks for giving us some time here at SFFWorld. What are your expectations now that Open Road Media are releasing your Bitterbynde…
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David Liss Interview
“A science fiction superfan finds himself on his very own space adventure when he’s randomly selected to join an alien confederacy”. We’ve talked to…
N.S. Dolkart Book Deal and Interview
We’re happy to join forces with Angry Robot in this announcement of a two book deal for N.S. Dolkart’s debut Silent Hall and second…
Excerpt from The Ill-Made Mute by Cecilia Dart-Thornton
Cecilia Dart-Thornton’s The Ill-Made Mute and the rest of the Bitterbynde Trilogy will be released as eBooks in the US and Canada on August…
Luna: New Moon by Ian McDonald
The arrival of a new book by Ian McDonald is nearly always an event, and with good reason. In recent years his previous…
The Human Division by John Scalzi
Originally digitally released as serial fiction, The Human Division is the next instalment in my re-read of John Scalzi’s hugely popular Old Man’s War…
Matthew Hughes Interview
Hi Matthew, Thanks for giving us some time here at SFFWorld. Let’s start with your Archonate Universe in which you’ve written stories for almost…
Film review: The Hourglass Sanatorium
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm Synopsis: “Set in the pre-World War II era, a young man named Józef (Jan Nowicki – “Tulips, Spirala”)…
ZER0ES by Chuck Wendig
Chuck Wendig needs little introduction, he’s an admitted pen-monkey and lives and breathes story and the written word. In Zer0es, Chuck takes a look…
Kevin J. Anderson Interview
Many thanks for giving us some time here. Welcome to SFFWorld. We’re writing these questions as Clockwork Lives, the follow up to Clockwork Angels…
Twelve Kings by Bradley Beaulieu
Twelve Kings (aka Twelve Kings in Sharakhai in the US) is not Bradley’s debut novel, though it is the first major release here in…
Guest Post: Predicting the Future: Inventing Future Technology in Sci-Fi by A.G. Wyatt
Technology is the muscle of science fiction. From Asimov’s robots to Star Trek’s transporters, it gives your work the strength to stand out from…
Zoe’s Tale by John Scalzi
Zoe’s Tale is the fourth novel from John Scalzi set in his Old Man’s War universe, following on from Old Man’s War, The Ghost…
Nancy Collins Interview
A Dozen Black Roses, the fourth book in your Sonja Blue series has just been released as an eBook from Open Road Media. For…
“Videodrome” 4-disc Blu ray
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “Arrow Video is thrilled to announce the UK Blu-ray and DVD release of David Cronenberg’s visually audacious and…
Jake Bible Interview
“Millennia ago, planet Helios held a grand technological civilization. But the Cataclysm tore the land apart, and the survivors were forced to flee to…
Guest Review: Jo Zebedee on Memory by Lois McMaster Bujold
We asked Jo if she fancied reviewing a favourite book. This is what she sent us back: MEMORY isn’t my favourite of the Miles…
Nick Webb author of Constitution interviewed by Ralph Kern
Today, Nick Webb, author of the phenomenally successful Science Fiction novel, Constitution is interviewed by fellow author, Ralph Kern. Hi, Nick. Firstly, congratulations…
“Marketa Lazarova” – A Film by Frantisek Vlácil
By David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “Voted the best Czech film ever made, “Marketa Lazarová” is a powerful and passionate medieval epic set in the…
Guest Post: The Art of Demon Hunting by Cynthia Vespia
A somewhat different Guest Post from Cynthia Vespia on The Art of Demon Hunting as seen through the eyes of her fictional character Costa Calabrese. —…
