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May
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- Kaikeyi by Vaishnavi Patel (reviewed by Sharvani R...
- Book review: Mind of My Mind (Patternmaster #2) by...
- SPFBO 8 Introduction Post - meet the Fantasy Book ...
- Book review: Glitterati by Oliver K. Langmead
- The Umbral Storm (The Sharded Few #1) by Alec Huts...
- Ruin by John Gwynne (reviewed by Matthew Higgins)
- Book review: An End to Sorrow by Michael R. Fletch...
- Anna by Sammy H.K. Smith (Reviewed by Daniel P. Ha...
- Introducing Fantasy Book Critic’s Newest Reviewers...
- Book review: Equinox by David Towsey
- The Stardust Thief by Chelsea Abdullah - Review
- Book review: Kagen The Damned by Jonathan Maberry
- Sins Of The Mother Release Interview with Rob J. H...
- Book review: Sea of Tranquility by Emily St. John ...
- Mini-Reviews: No Gods, Only Monsters by Steve McHu...
- Blog Tour: NO GODS ONLY MONSTERS Q&A with Steve Mc...
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OFFICIAL AUTHOR INFO: Vaishnavi Patel is
a law student focusing on constitutional law and civil rights. She likes to
write at the intersection of Indian myth, feminism, and anti-colonialism. Her
short stories can be found in The Dark and 87 Bedford's Historical
Fantasy Anthology along with a forthcoming story in Helios
Quarterly. Vaishnavi grew up in and around Chicago, and in her spare time,
enjoys activities that are almost stereotypically Midwestern: knitting, ice
skating, drinking hot chocolate, and making hotdish.
OCTAVIA E. BUTLER (1947–2006) was the renowned author of numerous ground-breaking novels, including Kindred, Wild Seed, and Parable of the Sower. Recipient of the Locus, Hugo and Nebula awards, and a PEN Lifetime Achievement Award for her body of work, in 1995 she became the first science-fiction writer to receive the MacArthur Fellowship ‘Genius Grant’. A pioneer of her genre, Octavia’s dystopian novels explore myriad themes of Black injustice, women’s rights, global warming and political disparity, and her work is taught in over two hundred colleges and universities nationwide.
Genre: Sci-fi First Published: 1977 Page count: 169
FBC will have the pleasure to participate in the SPFBO for the eighth time. This time we'll have five judges involved in choosing our SPFBO champion. We're happy to welcome one new judge this year :) Here’s a bit of information on all of us:
AUTHOR INFO: Oliver Langmead is an author and poet based in Glasgow. His long-form poem, Dark Star, featured in the Guardian's Best Books of 2015. Oliver is currently a doctoral candidate at the University of Glasgow, where he is researching terraforming and ecological philosophy, and in late 2018 he undertook a writing residency at the European Space Agency's Astronaut Centre in Cologne, writing about astronauts and people who work with astronauts.
Publisher: Titan Books (May 17, 2022) Page count: 288 pages Cover art:
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Pre-order The Umbral Storm over HERE
Read Fantasy Book Critic's review of The Crimson Queen
Read Fantasy Book Critic's interview with Alec Hutson
Pre-order The Umbral Storm over HERE
Read Fantasy Book Critic's review of The Crimson Queen
Read Fantasy Book Critic's interview with Alec Hutson
Official Author Info: John Gwynne studied and lectured at Brighton University. He's been in a rock 'n' roll band, playing the double bass, travelled the USA and lived in Canada for a time. He is married with four children and lives in Eastbourne running a small family business rejuvenating vintage furniture. He is the author of the epic fantasy series The Faithful and the Fallen including Malice, Valour, Ruin and Wrath.
Saturday, May 14, 2022
Book review: An End to Sorrow by Michael R. Fletcher (reviewed by Lukasz Przywoski & Mihir Wanchoo)
ABOUT AUTHOR: Michael R. Fletcher is a science fiction and fantasy author, a grilled cheese aficionado, and a whiskey-swilling reprobate. He spends his days choreographing his forklift musical (titled "Get Forked"), and using caffeine as a substitute for sanity. Any suggestions that he is actually Dyrk Ashton in disguise are all lies.
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Order Anna in HARDCOVER or PAPERBACK
25th May 2021 marked the hardcover publication of Anna. Audio and eBook versions are also available. Anna is published by Solaris (Rebellion Press) and distributed through various imprints.
Thursday, May 12, 2022
Introducing Fantasy Book Critic’s Newest Reviewers: Daniel H., Sharvani R., Matthew H. & V (Caffeinated Covers)
Fantasy Book Critic is pleased to introduce
the four new members of our team: Daniel Haeusser, Sharvani Raghunath, Matthew
Higgins & V (Caffeinated Covers)!
We
hope you’ll give them a warm welcome :)
Book links: Publisher, Goodreads
AUTHOR INFO: David Towsey is a graduate of the Creative Writing programmes at Bath Spa University and Aberystwyth University. Born in Dorset, he now lives in Cardiff with his girlfriend and their growing board game collection. Together, they write under the pseudonym of D.K. Fields whose Tales of Fenest trilogy is also published by Head of Zeus. David's first novel, Your Brother's Blood, was published by Quercus, and was the first in the Walkin' Trilogy. He is also one half of the indie games company, Pill Bug Interactive, who have released three titles across PC and Nintendo Switch (TM).
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Publisher: Head of Zeus (May 12, 2022) Page count: 336 Cover art: Format: Hardback, paperback, ebook
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