PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

The Gogamagog Circus by Garry Kilworth (book review).

Almost every culture has a myth or legend that involves giants. Although, originally, the term referred to a being, not

Folklore and myth is woven through with archetypes, the basis on which heroes and adventurers are built. They are always

Christopher Priest is one of Britain’s leading literary novelists. Most of the time he flirts with SF, not producing wholly

Any magazine worth reading will have a range of contents but not all of the items will appeal to all

When an author plans a series of books and has a good idea of the story arc, it is difficult

There are any number of lockdown stories but this one has a twist. R(achel) E Lewin had two lively, intelligent

There are many enjoyable series of novels in all genres but, occasionally, there comes along one that that is totally

There are times when after reading a book of high quality, there is an apprehension about starting the next book

How a story is received often depends on the reader’s mood at the time of reading. Sometimes, a simple, well-told

There is a good reason why most authors stick to writing for a particular age group. The way stories are