PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

Magic At The Grand Dragonfly Theatre by Brandie June (book review).

Too many fantasy novels involve themselves with the politics of the created world. The plot often centres on characters who

Once upon a time, SF conventions were smaller, and there were fewer of them. It was possible to know or

‘The Wayward Children’ books are written with the teenage reader in mind but can be enjoyed by all ages. The

There are times when a writer’s enthusiasm for the book they are writing gets in the way of something coherent.

In case no one has noticed, there are books in print that don’t contain elements of science fiction or fantasy.

There has always been a tendency for storytellers to take traditional myths and folk tales and embroider, update or provide

For most, the term ‘Romantasy’ will probably conjure up images of sexy vampires or werewolves in an urban fantasy setting

‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ is still experiencing production problems. As a result of ongoing issues, the magazine

There are several authors, mainly in the SF field, who have tried to put their stories and novels into a

For many readers, the term fantasy evokes the Tolkien-esque vision of swords and magic and probably alien races such as