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Sisterhood in Popculture
We love our sisters in blood and spirit. And we love watching them on our TV screens and movies. In our latest issue Cinders Editor @meabhmcdonnell list a few of our favourite examples of sisterhood in #books and onscreen.
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We love Deirdre Sullivan here @cindersmagazine and were delighted to talk her again, this time about her latest book - Perfectly Preventable Deaths.
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Enter the Dragon - Interview with Samantha Shannon
We were beyond excited to get a sneak peek at Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon and even better to get an interview with her all about dragons, magic and writing advice!
Priory of the Orange Tree might just be the most magically anticipated fantasy novel of this year. And we can say with absolute certainty that it is worth the hype. Magical women, brave warriors, powerful queens and, of course, dragons – what more could you want. We were lucky enough to chat to author, Samantha Shannon about the experience of writing Priory and her favourite fictional dragons!
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A Curse so Dark and Lonely - Interview with Brigid Kemmerer
Read our interview with a Curse so Dark and Lonely's fantastic author Brigid Kemmerer!
Beauty and the Beast has provided inspiration for countless writers however few create such a beautiful story of their own from the most famous of fairytales as Brigid Kemmerer. Released today, A Curse so Dark and Lonely is an incredible adventure into the life of a curse prince and a remarkable heroine. Cinders was lucky enough to speak to Brigid about how she created the fantastic world of…
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What we're Reading - Sally Green, Melinda Salisbury and Margaret Rogerson!
What we’re Reading – Sally Green, Melinda Salisbury and Margaret Rogerson!
An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson
An Enchantment of Ravens is an incredibly beautiful winter read. It is a gorgeous lyrical story that takes a talented painter with a set of unusual client – Faeries. This urban fantasy followed Isobel, a painter who’s skill is something that is envied and coveted by the fair folk. However when she receives a royal commission she makes a grave…
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Our favourite magical books! Laini Taylor's Lips Touch
We love our magical books in Cinders! A dark day like today is perfect for Laini Taylor's Lips Touch!
We love a good magical haunting story to give us goosebumps here in Cinders! Here are a few of our favourite mystical, dreamlike reads to curl up with for November!
Lips Touch by Laini Taylor
Laini Taylor writes magical stories so well she may actually be magic herself. Lips Touch Three times is one of her earlier works but it is just as beautiful. With a collection of three stories all of…
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Autumn Books Preview: Outrun the Wind by Elizabeth Tammi
Autumn Books Preview: Outrun the Wind by Elizabeth Tammi
Do you like myths? Fantasy? Ancient Greeks? Love stories? Then Outrun the Wind is the book for you. Taking us on a breakneck tour of some of the most famous Greek gods and their domain Outrun the Wind tells the story of two girls who find themselves in debt to two of the most ruthless of the Greek gods – Artemis and Apollo. Kahina is expected to do nothing but serve the goddess Artemis – and…
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Book Review: The Mere Wife by Maria Dahvana Headley
Book Review: The Mere Wife by Maria Dahvana Headley
The Mere Wife is a unique mythological re-telling, in the vast cacophony of re-tellings out there right now. It stands up as a lyrical adventure through the ladies who hold up the Beowulf myth, with beautiful writing taking centre stage.
Maria Dahvana Headley’s work is always strong with a beautiful point of view of the world, however I wasn’t as sucked into The Mere Wife as I was with some of…
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Finding Friendship - An Interview with Chloe Seager
Finding Friendship – An Interview with Chloe Seager
Friendship can be tough to navigate, especially online! That’s certainly something that Emma Nash can relate to. Emma is the main character in Chloe Seager’s new series. The second book in the series, Friendship Fails of Emma Nash is out soon and we got speaking to Chloe about friendship, the internet and empowering girls online!
1.Friendship Fails of Emma Nashis your second novel, was writing…
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Autumn Books Preview: Cathedral of Myth and Bone
Autumn Books Preview: Cathedral of Myth and Bone
If you haven’t read Kat Howard’s Roses and Rot yet you are missing out. Especially if dark, drifting, fantasy is your thing. Her stories are never saccharine and always pack a punch. That’s why we were overjoyed with A Cathedral of Myth and Bone, a series of short stories dealing with the weird and wonderful in the most magical way. With stories dealing with enchantment, joy and magic that…
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Autumn Books Preview :#Fashion Victim by Amina Akhtar
Autumn Books Preview :#Fashion Victim by Amina Akhtar
Fashion Victim is like fashion itself, cut throat, vicious and murderous… Because that’s exactly what working in the fashion industry is like. Anya St Clair is a girl with a mission. She has worked incredibly hard throughout her career to make it to the top. To work at exclusive fashion magazine La Vie, she has to be at the top of her game all of the time. And she is – but whenever she looks at…
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Autumn Books Preview: The Distance Between me and the Cherry Tree by Paola Peretti
Autumn Books Preview: The Distance Between me and the Cherry Tree by Paola Peretti
The Distance Between Me and The Cherry Tree by Paola Peretti is a story told with such honesty and matter-of-fact bravery that it will stick with you long after you leave its pages.
It tells the story of 9 year old Mafalda, who is slowly losing her sight due to a genetic disorder known as Stargadt Disease which causes progressive vision loss, and eventual blindness. It is a disease the author Paola
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Autumn Books Preview: Girls Resist by Kaelyn Rich
Autumn Books Preview: Girls Resist by Kaelyn Rich
Girls resist is the guide book we all needed as teenagers – and perhaps still need in our lives. Released by Quirk Books Girls Resist is a guide for every activist girl out there. It would be the perfect gift for any girl, deftly explaining terms like privilege and the glass ceiling and micro aggressions at the beginning of each chapter and also giving a clear idea on how to combat those through…
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Autumn books preview: Muse of Nightmares by Laini Taylor
Autumn books preview: Muse of Nightmares by Laini Taylor
Just out this week, Laini Taylor’s Muse of Nightmares is one of our most anticipated YA reads of this year and it did not disappoint!
I cannot fully express just how much I have been looking forward to reading the Muse of Nightmares. Along with being a massive Laini Taylor fan, I’ve been desperately dying to read Muse of Nightmares since about the minute I finished its predecessor Strange the…
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The Hazel Wood By Melissa Albert
Was the original Alice in Wonderland a little too tame for your taste? Are the Grimm Brothers not dark enough for you? Are you hungering for something a little creepier in your childhood fantasy heroines? Then by all means pick up a copy of The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert. Ever since she can remember, 17 year old Alice has been on the move, living a nomadic lifestyle with her mother. All that time she has longed for a true connection with her grandmother, the mysterious author of fairytale stories, Tales of the Hinterland. Alice’s life is confined to glimpses of this world until she comes home one day to find her mother gone and all hints point to characters from the Hinterland come to life. The story is dark, complex and will draw you in and set your imagination on fire.
The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman
Libraries, spies, Victorians – what more could you ask for? Genevieve Cogman’s The Invisible Library has all of that and more. Irene is a professional spy for the mysterious Library, which harvests fiction from different realities. Along with her enigmatic assistant Kai, she’s posted to an alternative London. Their mission is to retrieve a dangerous book. And any more information will spoil your experience! There are few things that attract avid book lovers more than libraries – but book thieves and spies are among those topics. The characters blaze through the novel and the joy of The Invisible Library is that it’s just the first in a series of four. So you can indulge in your book thief librarian spies for three more volumes!
The Gods of Love by Nicola Mostyn
Are you a fan of the Greek gods? Well, even if you aren’t, we think you’ll be a fan of Frida, divorce lawyer and all around expert on love. Mostly because she’s a secret descendant of Eros, the greek god of love. So when a handsome but clearly delusional man named Dan bursts into Frida’s office and insists that she is fated to save the world, she has him ejected. But a creepy meeting, a demon or three and one attempted kidnapping later, Frida is beginning to face the inconvenient truth: Dan is actuallyThe Oracle, the gods of Greek mythology are real and Frida herself appears to be everyone’s only hope.The world is doomed. A little. This novel is so, so much fun! It is non-stop enjoyment from start to finish and we guarantee you won’t be able to put it down!
Three fantasy novels you don’t want to miss: Albert, Cogman, and Mostyn The Hazel Wood By Melissa Albert Was the original Alice in Wonderland a little too tame for your taste?
