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Tag Archives: Fiction
Things Sometimes Went Bump
I originally wrote this flash fiction on the theme of ‘Beneath’. I’ve never written about my home town before, but I’d recently found out about the old underground canals beneath the place where I grew up, and it made me … Continue reading
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Tagged Coal mining, Farnworth, Fiction, Flash fiction, Horror
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July 2021 book blog
July kicked off with a return to an old favourite, I recently realised that Octavia Butler had written a sequel to ‘Parable of the Sower’, so I decided it was time for a re-read of the original and to read … Continue reading
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Tagged Fantasy, Fiction, Lindholm, Octavia Butler, Review, Satyrs, Sutcliff
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Fight for the Future out now.
My first novel, Fight for the Future, is now available as a paperback or for Kindle here.
PC Caleb
(A sequel to ‘Crushed’) I need your help, to get me out of this place. It’s all been a big, horrendous mistake. Could you please get up a petition or something? I’d start one myself, but I’m not allowed any … Continue reading
Crushed!
Hiya, I’m so glad to be able to tell my story to True Confessions of the Stars. I’m Amy Joyce, usually known as ‘The Fifth Tracy’. I want to take this chance to tell my side of the tale, and … Continue reading
Strife’s Bane by Evie Manieri – a review by Jeanette Greaves
OK, so there’s this jaded ex mercenary with a terrifying reputation, her drug addicted sister, her beloved who reluctantly finds himself half-way to godhood, an ancient priestess with nefarious plans for a land that is desperate for peace, and an … Continue reading
Vigil by Angela Slatter, a review by Jeanette Greaves
The Vigil blog tour continues:- First impressions – this book was great fun to read. It starts with the fallout from a fight between a trans-dimensional monster and a half-supernatural / half-human woman, and it ends with favours being called … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, crossover fiction, Fantasy, Fiction, Review, Slatter, urban fantasy, Verity Fassbinder, Vigil, Weyrd
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The Pyre by David Hair – a review by Jeanette Greaves
The Return of Ravana by David Hair Book 1 – the Pyre Disclaimer – this book was sent as a review copy by the publishers. Followers of fantasy writer David Hair may already be aware of his ‘Return of Ravana’ … Continue reading