Wicked Women. Book Review
WICKED WOMEN Edited by Jan Edwards and Jenny Barber Fox Spirit Books, p/b, 226pp, £6.99 Reviewed by Alex Bardy (@mangozoid) Dubbed “twelve tales of women who gleefully [...]
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Two Alchemy Press anthologies to be launched at FantasyCon
The Alchemy Press will launch their two latest anthologies at FantasyCon on Saturday 29 September 2012 at 10.00am. The convention, a highpoint in the fantasy and horror [...]
Submissions sought for Alchemy Press Book of Ancient Wonders
Further to its announcement that it is seeking submissions for The Alchemy Press Book of Pulp Heroes edited by Mike Chinn, Alchemy is also seeking submissions for The Alchemy [...]
Short story reviewers needed!
Shiny Shorts is looking for volunteers to help review short fiction for its website. If you love short fiction -Â whether it’s flash, short stories, novellas; [...]
One Salt Sea. Book review
ONE SALT SEA by Seanan McGuire. DAW $7.99 Reviewed by Jenny Barber Once upon a time October (Toby) Daye got turned into a fish and spent fourteen years trapped in a Koi Pond [...]
The Broken Kingdoms by N K Jemisin. Book review
THE BROKEN KINGDOMS by N K Jemisin. Orbit £7.99 Reviewed by Jenny Barber Oree is a blind artist who sells her work in the streets of Shadow, where the newly freed godlings [...]
Aliette de Bodard, interviewed by Jenny Barber
Aliette de Bodard is a writer of both short and long fiction, whose love of mythology and history resonates through the many stories she has written. Winner of the Writers of [...]
Psychotrope #2
Review by Jenny Barber Psychotrope maintains the quality of its first issue with some fantastically gruesome tales although I find the cover to be a little weird – [...]
Black Tears #7
Review by Jenny Barber Black Tears has a great combo of contents in this issue, including an interview with Christopher Fowler, author of the new novel Spanky which has also [...]
The Adventures of Brin #1–3
Review by Jenny Barber The Adventures of Brin is the name of a new(ish) comic-type zine produced by an imaginative chap called Tim Brown. Fortunately enough, I was lucky [...]