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In a verse sequence that swoops between wit and ancient wisdom, between the mystical and the mischievous, award-winning novelist Lindsay...

<p>In his review (for Vector) of the The Water Knife by Paul Bacigalupi, Anthony Nanson expressed the concern that speculative fiction dealing with the threats pose… Source: Considering speculative fiction</p>

<p>This year’s visit to New Caledonia got me musing whether I should change the name of my blog – to signal a broadening of scope that would justify my writing here about my travels. ‘Deep Time, Exotic Excursions’ is what &hellip; <a href="https://nansondeeptime.wordpress.com/2016/12/13/deep-time-exotic-excursions/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&rarr;</span></a></p>

A recent blog from Kevan Manwaring about Lindsey Clarke’s new title, and launching ‘A Dance with Hermes’ in Stroud. The Bardic Academic...

A guest post from Alistair McNaught In his review (for Vector) of the The Water Knife by Paul Bacigalupi, Anthony Nanson expressed the...

Written on William Blake’s birthday, 28 November, by Jay Ramsay. FOR BRENDAN COX The Metro, 24.11.16 We have nothing…the folded headline...

By Kirsty Hartsiotis Fittingly, this image is from a kylix, an ancient Greek wine cup, the kind used at Greek symposia, parties where...

The Anthology of English Folk Tales (The History Press) released on 1 November, Kirsty Hartsiotis has been blogging about some of the...

By Jay Ramsay Lindsay has always been a poet in essence. His last collection, Stoker, which recalls his upbringing in Halifax, is now...

By Richard Selby The beginning was one afternoon, five years ago, I forget exactly what I was doing, it would be good to say I was...