Following on from the Washington Association Small Press Short Fiction Award for Siren Beat, by Tansy Rayner Roberts, Twelfth Planet Press (TPP) have released Above and Below, available here. Today we … Continue reading
Ian Irvine has offered a copy of The Headless Highwayman and The Grasping Goblin. Here’s what he says: Tricky, very tricky. Who doesn’t feel the pain of all those … Continue reading
I know it’s usual to say how hard it was to pick a winner even when it wasn’t, but this time it’s the simple truth! Many great Italian names for the Italian juggernaut, but in the end I decided on … Continue reading
Who hasn’t been watching Alan Ball’s brilliant adaption of the Sookie Stackhouse books by Charlaine Harris? It must be such thrill for a writer to see their characters and story realised in an excellent TV series. Kudos to Alan Ball … Continue reading
A man of many waistcoats, Richard Harland is a great raconteur. (If you ever have to do a reading at an SF Con, try not to be slotted in after him). A writer of SF, fantasy, horror, mystery and the … Continue reading
Well, people certainly came up with some fun fantasy worlds to holiday in! I liked Chris L’s idea of 50 Fantastic Holiday Destinations (from fantasy worlds). I’m a big Fritz Leiber fan from way back, so I would happily … Continue reading
Dirk says: David Kay has come out on top, with his ‘Smooth Lemon Seafood’, though I love the whole roast lamb. David please email Dirk to organise postage of your book. dflinthart(at)ozemail(dot)com(dot)au
Our guest blogger this week is multi-published, hard working Ian Irvine, who’s going to give us an insight into book promotion. Take it away, Ian… (Watch out for the give-away at the end!) Picture me back in 1998, a (relatively) … Continue reading
Rowena Interviewed by Marianne. Watch out for the give-away question at the end. Q: Tell us a bit about your current trilogy, King Rolen’s Kin? How is it different from your earlier T’En books? KRK is a rollicking fantasy. … Continue reading
Marianne has put everyone’s name into a cyber champagne bucket and Ta Da, pulled out: Rachel’s name! So Rachel, if you email Marianne on: decourt(at)bigpond(dot)net(dot)au she will organise to send you your copy of the book!