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- Fatale by Ed Brubaker and Sean Philips Review
- SPFBO: Interview with Alex S. Bradshaw, the author...
- Blogtour: Interview with Jeffrey Speight, the auth...
- Catalyst Gate by Megan E. O'Keefe - Review
- SPFBO: The First Cull and semi-finalist update
- Cover Reveal Q&A: The Darkest Dawn (Rings of War #...
- Birds of Paradise by Oliver K. Langmead review
- Guest Post: At the Intersection by Sarah Chorn
- Master Artificer by Justin T. Call - Review
- The Hidden Palace by Helene Wecker (reviewed by Wi...
- Ten Low by Stark Holborn review
- Dark Sea's End Release Interview with Richard Nell...
- Empire's Ruin by Brian Staveley review
- Spotlight: SPFBO 2021 Intriguing Titles Part II
- For the Wolf by Hannah Whitten - Review
- Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark review
- Spotlight: SPFBO 2021 Intriguing Titles Part I
- Exclusive Cover Reveal: A Hollow Mountain + Q&A wi...
- Dark Sea's Ends by Richard Nell review (reviewed b...
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ABOUT JEFFREY: Jeffrey Speight’s love of fantasy goes back to an early childhood viewing of the cartoon version of The Hobbit, when he first met an unsuspecting halfling that would change Middle Earth forever. Finding his own adventuring party in middle school, Jeff became an avid Dungeons & Dragons player and found a passion for worldbuilding and character creation. While he went on to a successful career as an investor, stories grew in his mind until he could no longer keep them inside. So began his passion for writing. Today, he lives in Connecticut with his wife, three boys (his current adventuring party), three dogs, and a bearded dragon. He has a firmly held belief that elves are cool, but half-orcs are cooler. While he once preferred rangers, he nearly always plays a paladin at the gaming table.
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Read Caitlin's Review for Chaos Vector
Sometimes, I feel like I live my life parked at an intersection no one seems to notice. They just blast right through it, their windows down, music blaring. There and gone in a blink.
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Read Fantasy Book Critic's review of Kings Of Paradise
Read Fantasy Book Critic's review of Kings Of Ash
Read Fantasy Book Critic's review of Kings Of Heaven
Read Fantasy Book Critic's review of The God King's Legacy
Read Fantasy Book Critic Interview with Richard Nell
Read Fantasy Book Critic's The God King's Legacy Cover Reveal Q&A with Richard Nell
Read Ash And Sand Trilogy’s End Interview with Richard Nell
Continuing on from yesterday, here’s part II of the SPFBO 2021 Intriguing Titles (in random order). We would like to reiterate that these lists (both parts) are in no way an indicator of our choices going forward in the contest. However, these simply lists titles that we WOULD like to read.
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FORMAT/INFO: For the Wolf was published on June 1st, 2021 by Orbit Books. It is 430 pages split over 35 chapters and an epilogue. It is told from the third person POV of Red and Neve. It is available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook formats.
Order Master of Djinn over HERE (US) and HERE (UK)
Exclusive Cover Reveal: A Hollow Mountain + Q&A with Sarah Lin (by Mihir Wanchoo)
Dark Sea's Ends by Richard Nell review (reviewed by Mihir Wanchoo and Łukasz Przywóski)
Read Fantasy Book Critic's review of Kings Of Ash
Read Fantasy Book Critic's review of The God King's Legacy
Read Fantasy Book Critic Interview with Richard Nell
Read Fantasy Book Critic's The God King's Legacy Cover Reveal Q&A with Richard Nell
OFFICIAL AUTHOR INFORMATION: Richard Nell concerned family and friends by quitting his real job in 2014 to 'write full-time'. He is a Canadian author of fantasy, living in one of the flattest, coldest places on earth with his begrudging wife, who makes sure he eats. His books mix his love of history and ideas with the epic glory of fantasy, because reality could use some sprucing up.