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Review: Between Two Tho...

Author: Emma Newman (Split Worlds Site, Twitter) Publisher/Publication Date: Angry Robot, February 26, 2013 (U.S., Ebook), March 7, 2013 (UK) Genre: Urban Fantasy I started reading fantasy as a kid and grew into a love of science fiction (facilitated by high school friends who fed me...

Accepted: 2013 Worlds W...

I’ll admit it: I’m obsessed with structure, details, and plans. Anyone who knows me will read that and say “well… duh…” I break things into pieces, organize them into process and then work that process obsessively, believing that the way to not be...

Is Epic Fantasy Crushin...

I stumbled on this article by Liz Bourke this morning at Tor.com, a follow-up to a tweet by Gollancz that led to a discussion about whether or not “Epic Fantasy is, by and large, crushingly conservative in its delivery, its politics and its morality.” The question...

Review: The Best of All...

Author: Karen Lord (Twitter: @Karen_Lord) Publisher/Publication Date: Jo Fletcher Books/Quercus (31 January 2013) and Del Rey/Random House (12 February 2013) Genre: Science Fiction When I sat down to write this review I stumbled a little over how to categorize The Best of All Possible...