So January didn't quite go to plan, which I think might be an ongoing theme for these updates... I foolishly fell down the stairs while...

Having been around the publishing industry for a little while now and attended talks and panels with industry professionals, I...

It's 2019 and hopefully, this will be the year we return to Wisimir. Way back at the start of the decade in 2010, I received a...

I thought I would share my reading list of 2018, a bit of a retrospective of the year gone by before we start the new year, it's not a...

Having been around the publishing industry for a little while now and attended talks and panels with industry professionals, I...

For me the best children's books are ones that are entirely appropriate to the age of the child while having elements that make the...

I have a small confession: I’ve been looking forward to this since I heard it was on the way, and am delighted to have finally got my...

This article contains Amazon affiliate links, if you click on the title of the book it will take you to Amazon if you then make a...

Fantasycon is the annual convention of the British Fantasy Society ( #BFS ) which has been running since the 1970's, but this is the...

Why would new writers want to go to events, which events could they go to and what could they be realistically be aiming for at those...

Fantasycon 2017 was the first Fantasycon organised by HWS (we have run conventions before, just not this one) and we had a lot of fun and...

Pat was a wonderful Guest of Honour at Fantasycon 2017 and I wanted to share with you how great she is with some of the information we...

The premise of Claire North’s novel, is that the titular character, Hope Arden, disappears from everyone’s memory when she moves out of...

The Cathedral of Known Things is the sequel to the fantasy novel The Relic Guild by Edward Cox. The ongoing story of the agents of the...

“Once there was a city of women... both greater and less than you imagine...” and so it begins; this tale that draws you in, that wraps...

This a review of the Special Rehearsal Edition Script, when read as presented rather than a performance of the play itself. Despite the...