PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

Concrete Faery by Elizabeth Priest (book review).

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There is a danger, especially amongst the readers of genre fiction, to forget authors after they have died. Everyone always

There are authors, particularly crime writers, who pride themselves on writing the possible so that when they have an action

Many people consider Homo sapiens to be the top predator. How wrong they are! Match man against tiger and the

It is not often that a writer can achieve acclaim under three different names. Usually, if an author changes direction

Being a professional writer is a precarious business. It takes months to write and polish a book but in times

When a writer changes genres, the after-effects can be either good or bad. There is a distinct danger that the

Once an author starts playing with history, they need to be very sure of where they are going with their

When an author dies with a book unfinished there is always an issue: should someone else complete it or should

In days gone by, when reading matter was all print, either in the form of books or magazines, publishing houses