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Benedict Jacka Interview
It’s already been established that Fantasy-Faction is a fan of Benedict Jacka. Paul’s review was a sterling one and my personal review was pretty flattering too. It’s no wonder, really, that we’re all such big Alex Verus fans here at the Faction, despite its very recent release, because Verus is something very special, and something [...]
Anne Lyle Interview
Anne Lyle grew up in Robin Hood’s England where she couldn’t help but be captivated by the heroic tales of old. She now balances her time between researching and writing fantasy based in Elizabethan England and working as a web developer – a beautiful juxtaposition of the historic versus the modern, which shows through in [...]
Brandon Sanderson Interview – Transcribed
Some of you would have ‘seen’ this interview before. Until now, this interview had been a video interview that was available for download through Youtube. Incredibly, we had around 10,000 downloads of the three videos in total and I have to say, it kind of scares me (and of course excites me) that so many [...]
Cinda Williams Chima Interview
Cinda Williams Chima is a YA high fantasy writer from Ohio, America. A New York Times bestselling author, Chima comes from a long line of fortune-tellers, musicians and spinners of tales. She began writing romance novels in middle school, which were often confiscated by her teachers.(Goodreads) Chima’s books have received starred reviews in Kirkus and [...]
Jenny Romanchuk Interview
After I had put up my review of Jenny Romanchuk’s webcomic, The Zombie Hunters, I had gotten in touch with the artist and writer to discuss the creation of her series, the process involved in this medium, and what sort of promises and pitfalls it may offer. To say nothing of a question I’m sure [...]
Kelly McCullough – Interview
Kelly McCullough is an American writer with a lengthy SFF series at his back. His first series, the Ravirn series (alternatively called the WebMage series) has been on the shelves for some time and is an excellent example of mixing it up within the genre, mashing up ideas, themes and concepts to create something different. [...]
