Grimdark gets a reputation from some circles as being style over substance at times. By adding a little grit and consequence to a swords ...

Dark Angels Rising is the exciting conclusion of the Dark Angels trilogy by Ian Whates.

Bloodwitch is the third in the Witchlands series by Susan Dennard and one I have been looking forward to reading. It is very much a conti...

Comet Weather by Liz Williams could be described as Contemporary Fantasy or Magic Realism.

With the current situation many people are self isolating or in quarantine but might be feeling well enough to read a book or two.

The Tesla Legacy is a young adult science fiction novel from K.K. Perez. Based on the story ending, without spoilers, I'm going to assume...

Princess and the Fangirl is the second in the Geekarella series, by Ashley Poston, but you do not need to have read the first to enjoy th...

This is the first novel in the Witchlands series by Susan Dennard, aimed at a young adult audience, but with enough depth and interest to...

The year seems to be skipping by, I'm not sure how we are in the the fifth month already, so i am going to try and make sense of it all b...

The True Queen by Zen Cho is set in the same world as her British Fantasy Award winning Sorcerer to the Crown, although it is not a direc...

I was sitting in the audience for a panel, at Eastercon this year, titled "The Art of Reviewing" where some wonderfully interesting indiv...

When the ship Ascension’s Red Harvest arrives at Lisel Station requesting a new ambassador for the Teixcalaanli Empire, Mahit Dzmare is d...

Sorcerer to the Crown is the debut novel of Zen Cho, winning her the 2016 British Fantasy Award for Best Newcomer. The novel is set in Re...

Having been around the publishing industry for a little while now and attended talks and panels with industry professionals, I occasional...

So January didn't quite go to plan, which I think might be an ongoing theme for these updates... I foolishly fell down the stairs while v...

Having been around the publishing industry for a little while now and attended talks and panels with industry professionals, I occasional...

It's 2019 and hopefully, this will be the year we return to Wisimir. Way back at the start of the decade in 2010, I received a profession...

I thought I would share my reading list of 2018, a bit of a retrospective of the year gone by before we start the new year, it's not a "t...

Having been around the publishing industry for a little while now and attended talks and panels with industry professionals, I occasional...