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Asimov’s ‘Foundation’ heading to Television!

Overlord November 11, 2014

A couple of years ago it seemed that Fantasy and Science-Fiction had died its death on television. You’d get the odd show trying to kick-start the genre, but generally, no…

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What Makes a Great Bookstore?

Nicole Singer November 11, 2014

Everyone has a favorite bookstore—whether it’s a big chain or the corner independent. It’s the place where we discover new books, maybe even wait in line for hours for the…

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Giveaway – The Mirror Empire by Kameron Hurley

Lisa Taylor November 10, 2014

In December, our book club will be reading The Mirror Empire by Kameron Hurley. There has been a lot of buzz about The Mirror Empire this year and I have…

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World Fantasy Award Winners

Overlord November 9, 2014

It still does not seem real to me that this website, that I set up because I didn’t have any friends to talk to about the fantasy book I’d just…

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Patrick Rothfuss responds to Creative Writing Teacher’s ‘fantasy doesn’t count’ jibe

Overlord November 8, 2014

Here at Fantasy-Faction we love Patrick Rothfuss and his Kingkiller Chronicles. I feel Pat is an incredibly intelligent, well spoken man who has done a lot of good in terms…

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Keeping the Little Things Undead

David Towsey November 8, 2014

We are all familiar with ‘zombies’, right? Senseless, decaying and yet animated corpses that eat juicy live brains’ – as seen in AMC’s The Walking Dead. Well, that’s certainly a…

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Cover and protagonist details released for ‘Half the World’

Overlord November 7, 2014

Just yesterday we were talking about how Joe Abercrombie’s Half A King should easily have made Goodreads’ Best of 2014 Fantasy and/or Young Adult list – and we’re still holding…

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Fantastical Biology – Part Four: Deep Ocean

Shambralyn Baker November 7, 2014

The ocean covers 70% of the Earth’s surface, and yet humans have explored less than 5% of them. No wonder the deepest parts of the ocean have inspired and played…

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THE HOBBIT IN 72 SECONDS… Cause you ain’t got 9 hours.

Overlord November 6, 2014

Not everyone has enjoyed The Hobbit movies so far and that’s a problem. Expected to sit at around 9 hours in total, when all is said and done, that’s a…

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Goodreads Announces ‘Best Fantasy of 2014’ Opening Round Nominees

Overlord November 5, 2014

The Goodreads Choice Awards have rapidly grown into one of the most influential book awards in the world. Authors such as Mark Lawrence have reported that just a nomination in…

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The Necromancer by Jonathan L. Howard

Shambralyn Baker November 5, 2014

“Thrown out of the best universities, excommunicated from all the most popular religions and many of the obscure ones, fresh from his recent engagement in Hell, we present Johannes Cabal,…

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Traditional Publishing, Self-Publishing and The Pro Writer

Gail Z. Martin November 4, 2014

Once upon a time, not long ago, there was ‘real’ publishing and vanity publishing. ‘Real’ publishing paid the author, and authors paid the vanity publisher. The lines were clear. Few…

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