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The Year of the Ladybird by Graham Joyce

Alister Davison February 20, 2015

It is 1976, the hottest summer in England since records began, and a young man called David is about to start work at a holiday camp close to the seaside…

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Most Anticipated Fantasy Novels of 2015: Publishers’ Choice

Overlord February 19, 2015

Every year we take some time visiting and talking to SFF publishers about what their most anticipated novels for the year are. The idea is that the people working in…

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Frodor’s Travel Guide to Westeros

David Carani February 17, 2015

See what I did there? Fodor’s and Frodo. Get it? Like the travel guide and the hobbit. You know, from Lord of the Rings? Right, anyway. This is the first…

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First new Michael Moorcock Novel in 10 years makes its way to the UK

Overlord February 16, 2015

Can you believe it has been almost a decade since we’ve seen a major novel from Michael Moorcock in the UK? Well, those who have been waiting patiently for Michael’s…

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Story Openings

Aaron Miles February 16, 2015

The blank page faces you, whether it’s the page in your hand or the one on the screen, the question is always the same – how do you begin? Do…

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The Burning Sky by Sherry Thomas

Joie February 15, 2015

Think Harry Potter in Victorian England and you have the backdrop for The Burning Sky. Written in the third-person narrative, I rather felt like I was watching the story unfold…

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The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman

Lucy Hounsom February 14, 2015

The premise of The Invisible Library is brilliant. Clandestinely situated between dimensions – and yes, invisible – the Library is a vast repository of fiction ‘acquired’ from myriad parallel worlds.…

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Clariel by Garth Nix

Sonia Grace February 13, 2015

Clariel is the newest addition to Garth Nix’s Abhorsen series, which also contains Sabriel, Lirael, Abhorsen, and several novellas and short stories. It’s one of my favorite series, full stop.…

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New Michael J. Sullivan series!

Overlord February 12, 2015

Whilst Fantasy-Faction works on its Most Anticipated Fantasy Novels of 2015 list (due up this Friday / Saturday – PROMISE!), we were brought news of yet another of Fantasy-Faction’s favourite…

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Sam Sykes lands new novel deal…

Overlord February 11, 2015

Fantasy-Faction are big fans of Sam Sykes. His books are like playing video games: non-stop, chaotic and oh so fun. Fantasy is a genre where an author should feel free…

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Jim Butcher Announces New Fantasy Series

Overlord February 11, 2015

Jim Butcher’s Dresden books are some of the highest selling, most highly regarded novels in the fantasy genre. With a narrative style reminiscent of Raymond Chandler’s, the protagonist of the…

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Magically Systematic

Thomas A. Knight February 10, 2015

One of the keystones of the fantasy genre is magic. Whether it be dark and mysterious, lost and forgotten, or as common as forks and spoons, it is an ever-present…

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