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BFS Online: Worldbuilding – Interview with Sarah Rees Brennan
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Our talented interviewee is the talented Sarah Rees Brennan and will be interviewed by BFS Secretary, David Green.
Sarah Rees Brennan (she/her): Sarah Rees Brennan was born and raised in Ireland by the sea. After world travel and surviving stage four cancer, she settled there in the shadow of a three-hundred-year-old library. Her debut fantasy novel for adults, Long Live Evil, the tale of a young woman who walks into her favorite fantasy novel and unites the villains in a wicked plot, came out 2024 and was an instant #1 Sunday Times bestseller, #15 USA Today bestseller, Locus recommended read and on two New York Times lists, Best of Fantasy and Best of Romance. All Hail Chaos, the sequel to Long Live Evil, is coming soon…
Before her cancer career break, she was the bestselling, award-winning author of young adult fiction including the Demon’s Lexicon trilogy, the romantic Gothic Lynburn Legacy series and fantasy standalone In Other Lands, the story of the crankiest nerd who ever fell into a magical land, which was a Lodestar finalist. She’s written tie-in series in the universes of hit Netflix shows, award-winning graphic novel series, and the Marvel universe.
Find out more about Sarah on her website. Or you can connect with her on Instagram, Bluesky and Twitter. Treat yourself to her book here.
David Green (he/him): David Green is a neurodivergent writer of the epic and the urban, the fantastical, the cosy, and the mysterious. With his character-driven dark fantasy series Empire Of Ruin, or urban fantasy noir Hell In Haven, David takes readers on emotional, action-packed thrill rides. Hailing from the north-west of England, David now lives in County Galway on the west coast of Ireland with his wife and Godzilla-obsessed son. When not writing, David can be found wondering why he chooses to live in places where it constantly rains. David’s Path Of War was nominated for Best Novel at the 2023 BFS Awards, and he is repped by Laura Bennett of Liverpool Literacy Agency.
David is the Secretary of the British Fantasy Society. Learn more about David on his website or follow him on Twitter or Bluesky.
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