Art by Aaron J. Riley . Bradley Beaulieu's series The Lays of Anuskaya perfectly melds Fantasy with skyfaring Russian and Persian in...

In celebration (and promotion of course) of the final novel in Kameron Hurley's genre bending and genre redefining Bel Dame Apocrypha...

Jeff Salyards is another new kid on the Fantasy block brought to us by Night Shade Books. His debut - also series starter - Scourge of the B...

Mark Teppo--long-time friend of the blog--should be familiar to readers as we've covered his first two novels Lightbreaker and Heart...

Art by Todd Lockwood Growing Pains: Lessons in Writing the Sequel by Bradley P. Beaulieu  Strangely enough, though I've written five...

Superhero novels have always been something I look forward to when they aren't focused on traditional heroes from comics. A few of my fa...

Martha Wells is one of those "where have you been all my life writers" having only discovered her last year with The Cloud Roads ....

If you know Steampunk then the Foglios need no introduction for you. Phil and Kaja have created one of the seminal Steampunk comics (they...

My last "what should I read next" poll had a clear winner with Throne of the Crescent Moon , which has already been receiving hig...

Earlier this year I started hearing a few whispers about a new book called The Emperor's Knife . Quickly using my google-fu I hardly fou...

Currently The Cloud Roads by Martha Wells is available free from Amazon in Kindle format.   I only recently read The Cloud Roads , but i...

December marks the start to Night Shade Books' Holiday Countdown, which will see a wide swathe of articles by Night Shade authors, givea...

Rob Ziegler is a name that you may not be familiar with as he only has a couple published credits to his name, but his debut Seed is poised...