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Love Through Space and Time 2021 – A Round-up of Indie Valentine’s Day Speculative Fiction
Our monthly round-ups of new speculative fiction and new crime fiction releases by indie authors are a perennially popular feature. Therefore, we now offer you a round-up of our favourite Valentine’s Day science fiction, fantasy and horror by indie authors. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Speculative Fiction of the Month
Tagged A Year on Iago Prime, aliens, alternate history, anthology, assassins, cupids, Demons, dragons, epic fantasy, ghosts, horror, In Love and War, LGBT, my books, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, paranormal romance, robots, science fiction mystery, science fiction romance, science fiction thriller, shifters, short fiction, space colonisation, space opera, time travel, time travel romance, urban fantasy, Valentine's Day, werewolves, witches, wizards
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Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month for November 2020
It’s that time of the month again, time for “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie and small press authors (as well as the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Speculative Fiction of the Month
Tagged agripunk, alien invasion, aliens, alternate history, biopunk, dragons, dystopian, funny science fiction, gaslamp fantasy, horror, humorous science fiction, LGBTQ, LitRPG, military science fiction, my books, new release round-up, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, paranormal romance, portal science fiction, post-apocalyptic SF, science fiction romance, short fiction collection, space opera, steampunk, steampunk mystery, time travel, time travel romance, urban fantasy, vampires, witches
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Some Comments on the 2020 Dragon Award Winners
Dragon Con, a big media-focussed convention in Atlanta, Georgia, has gone virtual this year for obvious reasons, much like every other major or minor convention. Much/most of their virtual programming is free to access for everybody, but I have to … Continue reading
The 2020 Dragon Award Finalists Go Full Tilt Towards Mainstream Respectability
I’ve been following the saga of the Dragon Awards, an SFF award handed out at Dragon Con in Atlanta, Georgia, since their inception in 2016. During these five years, the Dragon Awards went from puppy award that was conceived as … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Film, TV
Tagged alternate history, awards geekery, Dragon Awards, Dragon Con, fantasy, horror, Hugo Awards, military science fiction, Retro Hugos, science fiction, young adult
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Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month for June 2020
It’s that time of the month again, time for “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie authors newly published this month, though some May … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Speculative Fiction of the Month
Tagged alternate history, androids, cozy fantasy, dark fantasy, dinosaurs, dragons, dystopian, epic fantasy, fae, ghosts, LGBTQ, literary criticism, military science fiction, my books, near future science fiction, non-fiction, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, science fiction romance, space opera, steampunk, superheroes, supernatural thriller, sword and sorcery, time travel, urban fantasy, vampires, witches
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Love Through Space and Time 2020 – A Round-up of Indie Valentine’s Day Speculative Fiction
Our monthly round-ups of new speculative fiction and new crime fiction releases by indie authors are a perennially popular feature. Therefore, we now offer you a round-up of our favourite Valentine’s Day science fiction, fantasy and horror by indie authors. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Speculative Fiction of the Month
Tagged A Year on Iago Prime, aliens, alternate history, anthology, assassins, cupids, Demons, dragons, ghosts, horror, LGBT, my books, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, paranormal romance, robots, science fiction mystery, science fiction romance, shifters, short fiction, space colonisation, space opera, time travel, time travel romance, urban fantasy, Valentine's Day, werewolves, witches, wizards
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Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month for November 2019
It’s that time of the month again, time for “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie authors newly published this month, though some October … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Speculative Fiction of the Month
Tagged alternate history, anthology, dark fantasy, dystopian, epic fantasy, fantasy romance, gaslamp fantasy, ghosts, gothic, historical fantasy, holiday books, horror, LGBTQ, military fantasy, military science fiction, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, paranormal romance, planetary romance, psychological horror, science fiction romance, space colonisation, space opera, steampunk, sword and sorcery, time travel, time travel romance, urban fantasy, vampires, witches
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The 2019 Dragon Awards successfully manage to evade full respectability for another year
You’ll have to wait a bit longer for my WorldCon and Hugos post-mortem, because DragonCon, a big convention in Atlanta, Georgia, that is a curious mix between massive media con, inclusive cosplay con and conservative con for wargamers and military … Continue reading
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Tagged alternate history, awards geekery, Dragon Awards, epic fantasy, fandom wank, genre wank, horror, media tie-in, military science fiction, science fiction, Star Trek, Star Wars, YA fantasy
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The 2019 Dragon Award Finalists: Mainstream Respectability at Last?
The best thing about the Dragon Awards, an SFF prize given out by Dragon Con, a big convention in Atlanta, is that the finalist announcement enlivens the dead period between the close of the Hugo nominations and the start of … Continue reading
First Monday Free Fiction: Tea and Treachery
Welcome to the May edition of First Monday Free Fiction. To recap, inspired by Kristine Kathryn Rusch who posts a free short story every week on her blog, I’ll post a free story on every first Monday of the month. … Continue reading