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#specwomenchat I’ll be posting some of my favourite quotes from great writers of #SFF from time to time on my blog.
Read More Home#specwomenchat I’ll be posting some of my favourite quotes from great writers of #SFF from time to time on my blog.
Read More HomeYou’ll note that work by yours truly is featured in Issues 7 and 8! Get ’em now while the getting is good!
Read More SciFan™ HUGE Summer Sale and Cover Reveal!I don’t entirely agree with their subgenre examples and definitions. If anyone thinks that The Death of Grass or Earth Abides are “Cozy Catastrophes,” then they clearly have not read the books or don’t grasp them at all. Still, it’s a good list of some of the classics of SFF. By Haley Larson Science fiction […]
Read More So You Want to Read . . . Sci-Fi/FantasyThank you, SciFan Magazine!
Read More Author Spotlight: Diane MorrisonOriginally posted on Traveling Light:
Visit me at the Virtual Fantasy Con Sunday, Oct. 9 !! https://www.facebook.com/events/518395788285240/?active_tab=posts I’ve been having some conversations with writers about writing fight scenes, and I thought it might be a good idea to put some information out there. A lot of writers write fight scenes that are, to be honest,…
Behold the Man by Michael Moorcock My rating: 5 of 5 stars Read for the SF Masterworks Challenge and the Science Fiction Masterworks Book Club. This was amazingly subversive at the time that it was written. And I suppose that a person who was raised Christian or Jewish might find it mind-blowingly subversive even now. […]
Read More Book Review: Behold the Man by Michael MoorcockFlashing Swords! #4: Barbarians and Black Magicians by Lin Carter My rating: 5 of 5 stars Read for the High Fantasy Reading Challenge and the Genre Non-Fiction Reading Challenge. This is an outstanding collection of some of the best in classic sword and sorcery writing! I had heard of all of these fine fantasy writers, […]
Read More Book Review: Flashing Swords! #4, edited by Lin CarterBy Rachel Hartman #30days30authors I grew up in the Middle Ages. Well, not the Middle Ages exactly, but in Kentucky, which is close, and with a father who believed that if you didn’t have garden soil under your nails, you just weren’t working hard enough. We lived in the middle of town, but he was […]
Read More The Medieval Agricultural Year