Fringe War by Rachel Aukes
20th January 2020
Fringe War by Rachel Aukes 199 pages Waypoint Book LLC Reviewed by Steve Ironside When Edwin Starr asked us all, “War! (hungh!) What is
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Den Danske Borgerkrig 2018-24 (The Danish Civil War 2018-24) by Kaspar Colling Nielsen
13th January 2020
Den Danske Borgerkrig 2018-24 (The Danish Civil War 2018-24) Author: Kaspar Colling Nielsen Norwegian translation: Kyrre Andreassen Cappelen Damm AS, Oslo 2018 (originally published in
Shoreline Writers on the BSFA Awards Longlist
7th January 2020
We’re extremely pleased to announce that two of our writers, Ruth EJ Booth and Time Majors, have been nominated for the longlist of the British
The Forgotten Girl by Rio Youkers
6th January 2020
The Forgotten Girl Rio Youkers 352 pages Titan Books Review by Samantha Dolan. It’s been a lean summer for me so far when it
The Girl in Red by Christina Henry
30th December 2019
The Girl in Red by Christina Henry 368 pages Titan books review by: Lucy Powell A fairytale, but not as you know it. An
Storm of Locusts by Rebecca Roanhorse
23rd December 2019
Storm of Locusts Saga Press 311 pages Review by Laura Gregory The Energy Wars are over and Dinétah has been a sanctuary
Humanagerie Ed. Sarah Doyle & Allen Ashley
16th December 2019
Humanagerie Ed. Sarah Doyle & Allen Ashley 176 pages Eibonvale Press Reviewed by Megan Turney I read a paper a few months ago by professor
2019 Flash Fiction Competition: A Twist of Reality – The Winners!
15th December 2019
Winner Simon Fung – Those Who live by the Shawarma Runners-up Emma Levin – Search History Anna Ziegelhof – Dimenso-yarn Ad Copy, draft We’re delighted to
The Mammoth Book of Halloween Stories Edited by Stephen Jones
9th December 2019
The Mammoth Book of Halloween Stories Edited by Stephen Jones Skyhorse Publishing 528 pages Reviewed by Ian Hunter From the UK’s Mr. Horror, Stephen
Origamy – Rachel Armstrong
2nd December 2019
Origamy by Rachel Armstrong Paperback: 256 pages Publisher: NewCon Press Reviewed by Steve Ironside There’s a point in every good roller-coaster ride where the anticipation gives