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Jay Kristoff Interview

Nicholas Schmiedicker November 20, 2014

Hey all you Factioners! I had the amazing opportunity to talk to Jay Kristoff about the finale for his Japanese steampunk series The Lotus War. If you haven’t heard about…

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Fantasy-Faction Anthology: Order the Paperback (UK, US & Canada!)

Overlord November 19, 2014

It is hard to believe that the Fantasy-Faction Anthology that we worked so hard on for almost three years is now out there and being read by Fantasy fans around…

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The End of ‘Requires Hate’ (a.k.a. Benjanun Sriduangkaew)

Overlord November 19, 2014

A few weeks ago the vast majority of authors, publishers and bloggers punched the air when Requires Hate was finally outted – shockingly – as author, Benjanun Sriduangkaew.For those unaware…

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The Boundless by Kenneth Oppel

Sonia Grace November 19, 2014

Will Everett has spent a long time wishing adventure would find him, but when it does it’s not quite what he expects. In one eventful day he meets the rail…

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Fan Favourite, Wesley Chu, offered nice new deal by Angry Robot Books

Overlord November 17, 2014

In news that is good for a number of reasons, Angry Robot Books has announced that award winning author, Wesley Chu, has been offered a rather hefty new six figure…

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Fantasy at the Fair

Victoria Hooper November 17, 2014

Over at the Fantasy-Faction Book Club we’ve recently finished our October read: Something Wicked This Way Comes, by Ray Bradbury. This is a story about two boys and one father…

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London Comic Con – Review

Holly Rymer November 16, 2014

The dark water below promised a painful death should the cable snap. The gentleman making faces at us during the five minute cable car ride from one side of the…

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The Bone Clocks by David Mitchell

Nick Clark November 15, 2014

If you’ve come into contact with any of David Mitchell’s work before, you’ll be well-acquainted with the sort of genre-switching, time-slipping, scene-shifting fiction that the author is best known for.…

Writing

Collecting Data On Your Writing

Adrian Faulkner November 14, 2014

If you have any sort of science background, one of the most surprising things about trying to achieve success as a writer is the lack of metrics to gauge your…

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The Liar’s Key Cover Reveal

Overlord November 13, 2014

When your most recent novel has done enough to pick up both the David Gemmell Legend Award (prose) and the David Gemmell Ravenheart Award (Cover Art), you are inevitably going…

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The Detective by Jonathan L. Howard

Shambralyn Baker November 13, 2014

“Don’t think you can quantify me and put me in a thesis. A census taker once tried to test me. I let my front garden eat him.” – Johannes Cabal…

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Rebel Belle by Rachel Hawkins

Jo Niederhoff November 12, 2014

Harper Price has everything. She’s president of the Student Government Association, has Cotillion coming up, does well in school, has a great group of friends (and one best friend, Bee),…

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