Regular readers of my blog will hopefully remember me announcing Defying Doomsday , the anthology I’m editing. Here’s a quick reminder: ...

Graced by Amanda Pillar is the author's début novel, although she has edited several anthologies (such as Ishtar ) and had several sh...

Fortunately the Milk by Neil Gaiman is a children's illustrated book (more text than a picture book) that I read in audiobook form. T...

Black Dove, White Raven by Elizabeth Wein is the third book by the author set, loosely speaking, during World War II. The other two, in o...

Today I have a guest post from Rowena Cory Daniells, author of many excellent fantasy books such as the King Rolen's Kin series and The...

Delete by Kim Curran is the final volume in her Shifter trilogy. I have previously reviewed the first two books, Shift and Control , and...

The shortlist for the Norma K Hemming Award has been announced. According to their website ,  The Norma K. Hemming Award marks excellen...

The Last Quarrel by Duncan Lay is the first book in a new trilogy, set in the same world as his other series but in different countries (...

My life has not become less busy or stressful since my last post. A lot of things have happened but most of them did not result in extra r...

The Last Quarrel: Episode One by Duncan Lay is the first of five "episodes" of the BFF (big fat fantasy) novel The Last Quarrel...