PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

Eyes Like Leaves by Charles de Lint (book review).

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

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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

What is truth? Fiction, by its nature, is a series of untruths perpetrated by the author since none of the

The question often asked is why should I bother with magazines when there are plenty of novels out there waiting