Any new market that welcomes Sword and Sorcery is always welcome, even if - as in this case - it's a non-paying one. "Almost all ty...

In writing terms it's not been a great week with a bunch more rejections landing in my inbox - one a day so far, and it's only Wedne...

Posted on the RoF website is the sad news that Realms of Fantasy is to close once again. "Realms of Fantasy has ceased operations as of...

Last week my old laptop - affectionately refered to round these parts as Vincent - made a grinding noise and breathed its last. It was a pai...

The British film director Roy Ward Baker has passed away at the age of 93. Probably best known for his 1958 film A Night To Remember , which...

The world being what it is and the internet being what it is, things sometimes get lost - links get broken, copyright expires and other such...

Issue five of the very fine Lovecraftian e-zine Innsmouth Free Press is currently online for your reading pleasure and contains my short st...

A decent review of the new issue of Jupiter is currently up at SFRevu , calling The Earth Beneath My Feet 'a nice little tale'. Re...

A new issue of Heroic Fantasy Quarterly is always a cause for celebration and issue 6 has just been released. For those who don't know ...

The first issue of editor Jesse Dedman's new sword and sorcery ezine, Iron Bound, has gone live and unleashed. It contains stories by T...

All writers go though troughs, I reckon, and I've been going through another one of mine recently, with a few rejections in my inbox ove...

... on behalf of Nathan Meyer, whose new novel is currently available from Mirrorstone. Aldwyn's Academy: A Companion Novel to A Practi...

Edited by Jonathan Laden and Michele Barasso, Daily Science Fiction does exactly what it says on the tin - delivering sf and fantasy stories...

Courtesy of the SF Reader Forum comes news of a new bi-lingual webzine, Onirismes . Published in both English and French, Onirismes is ‘de...

SFCrowsnest has a good review of the current issue of Jupiter currently online. Reviewer Rod McDonald singles out Nigel Fisher's debut...