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- Graphic novel review: Echo by Terry Moore
- FBC Video Interview Series: Authors & Their Favour...
- SPFBO Finalist review: Reign & Ruin by J.D. Evans
- SPFBO Finalist Interview: J.D. Evans
- The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake
- Graphic Novel: Sixth Gun by Cullen Bunn & Brian Hurtt
- Book review: Swan Song by Robert McCammon
- The Justice of Kings by Richard Swan - Review
- SPFBO Finalist review: The Forever King (The Scalu...
- SPFBO Finalist Interview: Ben Galley, the author o...
- Book review: Bluebird by Ciel Pierlot
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FBC Video Interview Series: Authors & Their Favourite Books, Dyrk Ashton chats about Roger Zelazny’s CREATURES OF LIGHT AND DARKNESS. (interviewed by Mihir Wanchoo)
AUTHOR INFO: J. D. Evans writes fantasy and science fiction romance. After earning her degree in linguistics, J. D. served a decade as an army officer. She once spent her hours putting together briefings for helicopter pilots and generals. Now she writes stories, tends to two unreasonable tiny humans, knits, sews badly, gardens, and cultivates Pinterest Fails. After a stint in Beirut, J. D. fell in love with the Levant, which inspired the setting for her debut series, Mages of the Wheel.
Official Author Website
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Alexene tripped and fell into writing after abandoning her long-premeditated track for Optimum Life Achievement while attending law school, and now focuses primarily on the craft and occasional headache of creating fiction. As Olivie, she has been published as the featured fiction contributor for Witch Way Magazine, as well as the writer for the graphic series Clara and the Devil and a variety of other books. The revised hardcover edition of her cult favorite The Atlas Six releases March 1, 2022 from Tor Books followed by the sequel in October. As Alexene, her debut YA novel, My Mechanical Romance, is coming May 2022 from Holiday House.
Alexene lives and works in Los Angeles, where she is generally tolerated by her rescue pit bull. She can be loosely defined as the sort of person who picked up sparring as a means to improve writing fight scenes.
FORMAT/INFO: The Atlas Six will be published by Tor Books on March 1st, 2022. It is 384 pages split over 39 chapters. It is told in third person from multiple POVs, including Libby, Callum, Parisa, and more. It will be available in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook formats. A self-published version of this book was originally released on January 31st, 2020.
AUTHOR INFO: Robert Rick McCammon was a full-time horror writer for many years. Among his many popular novels were the classics Boy's Life and Swan Song. After taking a hiatus for his family, he returned to writing with an interest in historical fiction.
McCammon resides in Birmingham, Alabama. He is currently working on the eighth Matthew Corbett novel, The King of Shadows.
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OFFICIAL AUTHOR BIO: Richard was born in North Yorkshire and spent most of his early life on Royal Air Force bases in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. After studying law at the University of Manchester, Richard was Called to the Bar in 2011. He subsequently retrained as a solicitor specialising in commercial litigation.
Between 2015 and 2018, Richard self-published "The Art of War Trilogy", a sequence of epic space opera novels, as well as a prequel ("Hadan's Reach") and two spinoff mil-sci-fi novellas ("VIPER One", and "VIPER One: Countervalue", the latter co-authored with George Lockett).
When he is not writing or working, Richard can be found in London with his wonderful wife Sophie, where they attempt to raise, with mixed results, their two very loud sons.
FORMAT/INFO: The Justice of Kings will be published on February 22nd, 2022 by Orbit Books. It is 432 pages split over 30 chapters and an epilogue. It is told from the first person POV of Helena. It will be available in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook formats.
SPFBO Finalist review: The Forever King (The Scalussen Chronicles # 1) by Ben Galley
FBC Video Interview Series: Authors & Their Favourite Books, Richard Nell speaks about DUNE (interviewed by Mihir Wanchoo)