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They Mostly Come Out At Night by Benedict Patrick

Laura M. Hughes January 20, 2017

You may recognise this book. You should recognise this book. At least, you should if you’ve been following the Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off and/or are part of Fantasy-Faction’s social media circles.…

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Fantasy-Faction’s Best Fantasy Books of 2016

Overlord January 19, 2017

2016 was a great year for fans of fantasy fiction, my friends! The burden of choice weighed heavily on us and we’ll be catching up on 2016 titles for years…

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Why I Don’t Like Dragons – Guest Blog by Oliver Langmead

Oliver Langmead January 18, 2017

First, a confession: the title of this article is a little bit sensationalist. The truth is, I don’t actively dislike dragons. I don’t go around hating them and huffing and…

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Top Ten Books To Improve Your Writing

Aaron Miles January 17, 2017

A likely first stop on the journey of any aspiring writer is the purchase of a writing book to teach them about the subject. Often they’re drawn to titles like…

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Promoting Your Personality, A.K.A. Marketing For Authors In 2017

Overlord January 16, 2017

I stumbled across a Facebook status by an author friend who posted that he was about to start work on the ‘0.01% of being a writer’ that was building his…

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The Dreaded Adverb Problem

Amy Rose Davis January 16, 2017

The poor adverb. No part of speech is more maligned than this little modifier. When authors want to insult each other, what do we do? We accuse each other of…

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Exploring Rural Landscape

Adrian Faulkner January 15, 2017

The quest is a hallmark of great fantasy fiction and some of the best quests see our heroes traverse a variety of locations before reaching their goal. When done well,…

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Plotting – What Happens Next?

Aaron Miles January 13, 2017

“What happens next” is a question that has the power to freeze a writer’s hand over the keyboard, paralysing them with potential issues. Which route should your characters take? How…

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The Moonlight War by S.K.S. Perry – SPFBO Review

Geoff Matthews January 11, 2017

The Moonlight War is one of ten novels in the final round of Mark Lawrence’s Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off (SPFBO) 2016. Updates on the contest’s progress can be found here. Three…

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Gender and Stereotyping in Fantasy – Part Six: Historical Accuracy

Leo Elijah Cristea January 9, 2017

This final part of our extended series on gender and stereotypes in fantasy and science fiction will be both a conclusion and a sweeping reflection on what we’ve already examined,…

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Rogue One – Book and Movie Review

Zachary A. Matzo January 8, 2017

Note: This review covers both the film Rogue One and the prequel novel Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel. Small “spoilers” abound but I’ll say without reservation that there is no…

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High Wizardry by Diane Duane

Jo Niederhoff January 7, 2017

Even though I’ve only reviewed two books in Diane Duane’s Young Wizards series, I’m sure people will be able to guess from the previous two reviews how this one will…

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