PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

Greyglass by Tanith Lee (book review).

There are some novels where the human characters seem less important than the place in which the story is set.

Everyone knows about the curate’s egg and that it was good in parts. Books can be like that, too. The

Reaching the end of series, whether of three books or fifteen can provoke mixed responses. A well-written, nicely shaped set

Some authors are reluctant to write short stories, either because they think they are no good at it and prefer

Humour is a very transitory thing and each of us have a different idea of what we find funny. Our

Most of us have played those games with friends where a situation is taken and the conversation follows the line

How well do you know the city you live in? Most of us have a good idea what our neighbourhood

For too many readers these days, the term ‘Urban Fantasy’ conjures up visions of vampires rampaging around the dark streets

In the early history of SF, authors used the medium with various intentions. Many books could be regarded as wish

Once a writer is successful, editors of anthologies have a tendency to ask them for stories even though they may