PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

A Strange And Brilliant Light by Eli Lee (book review).

The concept of a country that doesn’t actually exist is not new in literature. Anthony Hope’s 1894 novel ‘The Prisoner

The idea of having medical conditions, physical or mental, on some kind of spectrum is an increasing phenomenon. It seems

Once, when the word ‘fantasy’ was mentioned, the automatic thought was something Tolkienesque, a plot involving magic, wizards and possibly

The word ‘novel’ means new. Originally, a tale of over 60,000 words would have been a novel idea and the

While a segment of the readership of a series will be willing to follow a series that they enjoy just

There are readers who like the comfort of knowing, roughly, what will happen in a book. This is why the

The first thing you notice about this issue of MF&SF is the distinctive cover by David A Hardy. Atypically, it

An issue that many writers of short stories have is that their output is likely to appear in many disparate

There is always a problem when an author switches publishers, especially if that author has a loyal following. There are

With series of books, particularly urban fantasy, being longer than the traditional three-book set, it is possible to wonder whether