From Pen to Print: Dan Howarth on Lionhearts
With his latest novel unleashed tomorrow, 21 November, on his own Northern Republic Press, Dan
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Launching Wiz Duos 3: A Writer’s Perspective
With his name on one half of the latest Wizard’s Tower Books duo, Andrew Knighton talks about his
Recognising Audio Excellence with The Speakies
We chat with Juno Dawson and Steve Lyons, authors of two of the books nominated for Best Audiobook:
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Meet Beverley Lee
Every Friday, we meet a member of the BFS and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they
From Pen to Print: Stewart Hotston on Project Hanuman
Celebrating the release of his latest SF opus, the space opera Project Hanuman – out now through
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From Pen to Print: Shona Kinsella on Daughters of Nicnevin
Celebrating the release of her latest historical fantasy witchlit novel, Daughters of Nicnevin –
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The Lady, the Tiger and the Girl Who Loved Death by Helen Marshall
The young Sara Sidova is escaping from the soldiers who have killed her husband when she is shot.
Echo of Worlds by M.R. Carey
The idea of parallel worlds is one that has been explored in a number of ways in fiction. In early
Bad Graces by Kyrie McCauley
At twelve years old, Violet Whitlock, or Liv as she is known, realised her sister hated her. In
Angel Down by Daniel Kraus
Cyril Bagger is an American private in World War 1 and has survived so far by being as far away
Shadowstitch By Cari Thomas
The second book in a series always has a certain amount of pressure and expectations associated
Alchemy and A Cup of Tea by Rebecca Thorne
Alchemy and A Cup of Tea is the final installment in Rebecca Thorne’s Tomes and Tea series.