Head on over to Goodreads for a chance to win a SIGNED COPY of Natania Barron’s new book Queen of None! Called a “…layered, engaging retelling sure to please fans of the Arthurian tales” by Publishers Weekly and “[a] captivating… Read More ›
QUEEN OF NONE is a feminist epic fantasy novel in a lot of innovative ways. It approaches the Court of Camelot from the perspective of Arthur’s sister, and hones in on her role and relationships at court. What inspired you to… Read More ›
We had a chance to exchange e-mails with Nick Mamatas, who has been very busy writing and editing and teaching during these last few months. He recently sold a new novel to Solaris! We talked briefly about his story “The… Read More ›
In this oneiric collection, Langan makes a living off taking horror tropes to places you wouldn’t expect, sometimes with a level of playfulness and audacity only true horror fans will appreciate. I found myself reminded, over and over again, about… Read More ›
“Listen, Fred, I know you think it’s beneath you—but it means two thousand bucks in your pocket . Less my commission of course . Easy money for us both! Only a fool would turn it down . Are you a… Read More ›
We are at the penultimate interview of authors from the collection, EVIL IN TECHNICOLOR, available at many fine retailers including yours! Today, we welcome Molly Tanzer to discuss her story “Summer Camp Would Have Been A Lot Cheaper” which is… Read More ›
The world is cursed. A monstrous fog consumes and remakes all things infected with the black fog. A community of Seers push back against the curse. These seers are all women who have been orphaned. They live and train together… Read More ›
By Paul Jessup Before we go any further, I have a few things to get out of the way that might temper your response to this review. Yes, this website is affiliated with Vernacular Books, the very same who published… Read More ›
Dracula That which Dracula feared had arrived at last . When the vampire had been mortal, all those aching years ago, he had not feared death . Once he could never die, it was the only worry that dined on… Read More ›