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I Never Planned To Be A Novelist…

Daniel Polansky November 17, 2015

I never planned on becoming a novelist, it’s just something I sort of fell into. I have no training as a creative writing and I had never tried my hand…

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The Builders by Daniel Polansky

Zachary A. Matzo November 16, 2015

Daniel Polansky is an interesting guy. I say this having never met the man and reading exactly 50% of his published output. He reminds me of Warren Ellis (the writer,…

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Lessons Learned from the Gollancz Festival for Writers

Chris Fagan November 14, 2015

On Sunday, 18th of October, prolific SFF publisher Gollancz held the Gollancz Festival for Writers, as a sort of addendum to the already sold-out Gollancz Festival 2015. It had a…

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Swords and Scoundrels by Julia Knight

Aaron Miles November 13, 2015

Swords and Scoundrels is the first book of the Duellists Trilogy following the lives of siblings Kacha and Vocho, master duellists thrown out of the guild and into adventure. Think…

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iPods in Narnia

Nicole Singer November 12, 2015

Okay, so there weren’t iPods in Narnia…but there are in ancient Egypt. Sort of. If you read Rick Riordan’s Kane Chronicles. A lot of fantasy writers find it tricky to…

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The Traitor by Seth Dickinson

Lucy Hounsom November 11, 2015

The Traitor is a great example of modern political fantasy – as such, it’s entirely new to me. I’ve not read A Song of Ice and Fire so cannot view…

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A Look At Secondary Characters

Aaron Miles November 10, 2015

It’s often said that characters are the heart of the story, and most of the time people are referring to the central protagonists when they say this. It’s only natural;…

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Song of Susannah by Stephen King

James Davies November 9, 2015

Wow, did this series get super weird. I don’t even know where to begin with Song of Susannah (SOS as I like to think of it). Considerably shorter than Wolves…

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The Iron Dragon’s Daughter by Michael Swanwick

Jonathan Thornton November 8, 2015

This review contains spoilers. Read with caution if you have yet to finish the book. The changeling’s decision to steal a dragon and escape was born, though she did not…

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Sweep in Peace by Ilona Andrews

Joie November 7, 2015

I make no secret of the fact that I am a huge, HUGE fan of the husband and wife writing team that is Ilona Andrews. They write, I read. Sweep…

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From Short Form To Long Form

Overlord November 6, 2015

I recently heard that Paul Meloy, one of the genre’s finest short story writers, was releasing a novel through Solaris Books. After so many years writing successful short stories and…

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‘Drake’ Cover Reveal

Overlord November 5, 2015

Fantasy-Faction are excited to bring to you the exclusive cover reveal of Peter McLean’s Drake. Those of you who keep up with the Angry Robot Open Door Submissions Period will…

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