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The Woman Who Thought She Was A Planet And Other Stories by Vandana Singh

Robbie Cameron February 13, 2013

Less traditional fantasy and more subtle speculative fiction, Vandana Singh’s collection of short stories The Woman Who Thought She Was A Planet ranges far and wide over the fertile ground…

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The Red Knight by Miles Cameron

Nicholas Schmiedicker February 12, 2013

I had the fortunate pleasure to receive an early copy of Miles Cameron’s debut novel, The Red Knight. Never have I been more pleasantly surprised and impressed with a writer’s…

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Talyn: A Novel of Korre by Holly Lisle

Faith M. Boughan February 11, 2013

Talyn is a novel about aftermath. It’s a story of two nations who have been at war for three hundred years, forced into an unwanted peace by a third party.…

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Writing Rules and Fantasy: Mary Sues

Victoria Hooper February 10, 2013

This is the last in a series of articles about common writing rules and how they apply to fantasy writing. Earlier articles in the series: – Show, Don’t Tell –…

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Throne of the Crescent Moon by Saladin Ahmed

Steff Humm February 9, 2013

While fantasy is clearly a genre of startling variation, it rarely gets as exotic as Throne of the Crescent Moon. Moving away from the familiar medieval lands of most of…

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London Falling by Paul Cornell

Hierath February 8, 2013

London Falling, the first venture into dark fantasy for acclaimed Doctor Who and Demon Knights writer Paul Cornell, certainly lives up to the dark promise on display in “The Family…

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The SFF Weekly Round-Up 07/02/2013

Paul Wiseall February 7, 2013

Welcome back to the Fantasy-Faction weekly round-up of all the best SFF news, fun and nonsense from around the web. There has been quite a lot of big news this…

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To Green Angel Tower by Tad Williams

Alister Davison February 6, 2013

To Green Angel Tower is literally a book of two halves. Following a hardback heavier than a house brick, the publishers made the decision to release the paperback version as…

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Consider Worldbuilding

Adrian Faulkner February 5, 2013

One of the great joys of fantasy are the worlds those stories inhabit. In many of our beloved classics, the worlds are as important as the characters themselves. But the…

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The Table Theory of Characterization

Ryan Howse February 4, 2013

So you’ve written a fantasy novel. It’s full of political intrigue and clashing armies, nefarious wizards and heroic last stands. Now strip all of that away. That rollercoaster of a…

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Malice by John Gwynne

Mike Shackle February 3, 2013

“A black sun is rising… Young Corban watches enviously as boys become warriors under King Brenin’s rule, learning the art of war. He yearns to wield his sword and spear…

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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

Zachary A. Matzo February 2, 2013

At 24fps, and in two easy-on-the-eyes dimensions, Peter Jackson’s first installment of The Hobbit is simply a movie, as opposed to an experience. It is a good movie, at that.…

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