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Children of Artifice by Danie Ware
Children of Artifice by Danie Ware
An ancient city, sealed in a vast crater. A history of metallurgical magic, and of Builders that could craft the living, breathing stone. Caphen Talmar is the high-born son of an elite family, descended from the Builders themselves, his artistic career ruined when his ex-lover broke his fingers. One night, gambling down at the wharfside – somewhere he shouldn’t have been in the first place – he…
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Writing the fairy fort by Tracy Fahey
Writing the fairy fort by Tracy Fahey
With her first novel for Fennec being published on Thursday, Tracy Fahey discusses writing ‘The Girl in the Fort’ over on her blog.
Here’s a little about the book: Set in rural Ireland of the 1980s, The Girl In The Fort is a novel about fables, friendship, family and fairy forts. After her father takes a job abroad, eleven year old Vivian is sent from Dublin to stay with her grandparents in…
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Are you ready to join us in the Fairy Fort?
Are you ready to join us in the Fairy Fort?
It’s here! All of us here at the Fennec Den are so excited to announce the publication of ‘The Girl in the Fort’ by Tracy Fahey, with the beautiful cover by Jacob Stack.
Set in rural Ireland of the 1980s, The Girl In The Fort is a novel about fables, friendship, family and fairy forts. After her father takes a job abroad, eleven year old Vivian is sent from Dublin to stay with her grandparents…
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Countdown to Christmas Day 8
Countdown to Christmas Day 8
Five Books That’ll Keep You Warm in Winter
by Lynn E. O’Connacht
For many of us in the northern hemisphere, December is often cold and dreary. Personally I always feel that there’s too little snow to make suffering through the cold worth it, but at least we always have books. December is a great month to read books and I wanted to share some of my favourite December reads with you all. Hopefully t…
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Countdown to Christmas Day 7
Countdown to Christmas Day 7
Please send in your reviews to [email protected] for inclusion in our Christmas Countdown.
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“All the Fabulous Beasts” by Priya Sharma
I first had the pleasure of reading Priya Sharma’s work when I was a judge for the British Fantasy Awards in 2016, where she won Best short story for her tale “Fabulous Beasts” and I’ve been hooked ever since. So it was with bated breath that I waited…
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Countdown to Christmas Day 6
Countdown to Christmas Day 6
by Michele Fry
I love The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo. I’ve never read a novel written wholly in verse before, so that was a treat, as was Xiomara’s strong, fierce, and powerful voice. I fell in love with Xiomara from the very beginning and was willing her on, wanting her to find a way to voice her feelings and questions, her fears and her experiences of being a young black woman who’s talked…
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Countdown to Christmas Day 5
Countdown to Christmas Day 5
We are going to blow our own wind instruments a little today. My personal preference would have to be the Sax, but you may be more into the Oboe or French Horn. All welcome here.
Danie Ware, author of the blindingly excellent urban alchemical fairy tale ‘Children of Artifice’ has been featuring heavily over at Damien Seaman’s blog this week with an Interviewabout her writing career and dayjob…
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Christmas Countdown Day 3
Christmas Countdown Day 3
Christmas Books reviewed by Anna Thomas
Of all the books I’ve read this year, I was particularly impressed with the novels by Japanese authors. Here are four of my favourites.
Yoko Tawada, and Margaret Mitsutani (Trans.), The Last Children of Tokyo, (Portobello Books, 2018).
The Last Children of Tokyo is set in a post-apocalyptic future where Japan has isolated itself from the rest of the world.…
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Countdown to Christmas day 2
Countdown to Christmas day 2
Please check out Sarah’s link too, she is trying to get children’s books out to food banks this Christmas which seems worth supporting if you can.
Hand To Hand Books. https://handtohandbookscom.wordpress.com/2018/11/04/the-journey-begins/ ***
Five Beautiful Children’s Books For Christmas (Sarah Daniels)
Cinderella Of The Nile by Beverly Naidoo In this haunting retelling of Cinderella by…
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December Count Down to Christmas
December Count Down to Christmas
Books make fantastic gifts, I get Papa Fox one every Christmas, it’s his annual book and he always reads it over the few days of Christmas while he has a few genuinely slow days.
So with that in mind we are inviting anyone who would like to, to send us a review or a short list of recommendations of books people should be reading and gifting this year.
There is a £5 payment and posts should…
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Foxy folk, we are delighted to pass on this announcement from Iona Winter who you may remember joined the Skulk with the release of Pacific Monsters. Iona Winter is of Māori and Pākehā descent and lives in Karitane, Aotearoa New Zealand. Her writing has appeared in Headland, Halo, Centum Press, Reflex Fiction, Flash Frontier, and various online publications.In 2016 Iona was awarded the Headland…
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Winter is Coming
Even the Skulk are not immune. In Kettutalo we must lay in provisions and asses our assets to survive the long winter.
What this means is we will not be reopening submissions for fiction during 2019 and in all probability 2020. We have lots of great books coming, next year in particular is a busy one so please don’t worry, there are many many books to come, including several planned titles for a…
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Fealess Genre Warriors -FREE!
Fealess Genre Warriors -FREE!
The fabulous Jenny Barber contacted a whole den full of Skulk and pulled together a collection that spans all the Fox Spirit anthologies and collections published up to 1st November 2018 and what have we gone and done? Made it free!
It is available for under £3 on Amazon (the minimum they would allow), but keep an eye on Twitter and Facebook for the adverts with the passwords in during the run…
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Fearless Genre Warrirors - Twitter
Fearless Genre Warrirors – Twitter
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Fearless Genre Warriors - Facebook
Fearless Genre Warriors – Facebook
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Cover Reveal! Monsters
This year’s Monsters volume is running a little closer to Christmas, but it is on its way!
American Monsters Part 1, a collection of stories from South and Central America, including a number of translations, artwork and once again Daniele Serra’s stunning cover art!
So without further ado, the cover!
And a reminder of those contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Liliana Colanzi: «The Wave»
Santiago…
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