PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

The Drowning Girl: A Memoir by Caitlín R. Kiernan (book review).

Titles can sometimes be deceptive. The Victorians often wrote novels pretending that the book was a manuscript they had found

It seems that over the past few months we have lost a number of writers of quality. The world will

Every so often in the publishing world, a genre is declared dead and, however brilliantly a book may be written,

The first thing to consider with any kind of documentary is what the target audience is. This is an amateur

There are two schools of thought about writers’ groups. Some think that the comments they would get would hamper them

When an author dies at the peak of their career it creates dilemmas, especially if there are unfinished manuscripts. There

The first question that comes to mind on seeing a title such as this, ‘The Best Of British Fantasy 2013,

Big dangers and problems face any author of a trilogy. Many know exactly where the story began and what will

The first question that always needs to be asked about any non-fiction book is who is it aimed at and

Proof copies of books are produced for a number of reasons. An author always likes to know what the finished