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Feature The Alloy of Law by Brandon Sanderson Sanderson adds another terrific tale to his popular Mistborn milieu.

Official Reviews The Weird by Ann and Jeff Vandermeer Mark reviews one of the biggest - and weirdest - collections of the year. Fevre Dream by George R.R. Martin Mark reviews George RR Martin's Fevre Dream: is it worth the read? How Firm a Foundation by David Weber Rob checks in with the fifth installment of David Weber's epic Safehold saga. Theft of Swords by Michael J. Sullivan The wide release of Michael J. Sullivan's acclaimed series, originally an eBook publication, arrives and Rob is VERY pleased. Conan the Destroyer by Robert E. Howard Mark reviews the re-release of Conan's story, in chronological order. The Wine of Angels by Phil Rickman Mark reviews the first in a supernatural series reissue. Stark's War by Jack Campbell Mark reviews the first volume in this re-release. More Reviews

News MORE AUTHORS CONFIRMED FOR DISCOVER FESTIVAL 01-27 - Other News Angry Robot's Open Door Month returns 01-25 - Other News New Event, Leicestershire, England 01-08 - Other News Dark Hall Press - new Horror Fiction imprint, 11-03 - Literature News Justin Sweet Art Exhibition (US) 10-28 - Other News More News Stories and Poems Awaken by freddie higgleton 02-17 - Poem Addition To The Screamers Choir Edit by Tia Voth 02-08 - Poem Damsel & the last berserker: Soulstone by Nathan Summersby 02-01 - Story The Passenger(s) in Aisle Seat 18B by David Scholes 01-27 - Story Smoke Filled Balloon by Tia Voth 01-26 - Poem More Stories Interviews Michael J. Sullivan Rob interviews Michael J. Sullivan as his popular Riyria saga is released traditionally through Orbit. Teresa Edgerton Nila interviews author Teresa Edgerton. Ann and Jeff Vandermeer Mark interviews Ann and Jeff Vandermeer on the release of their latest collection, The Weird. Carol Berg Staff member Victoria interviews Carol Berg, author of THE SPIRIT LENS and THE SOUL MIRROR. Guy Gavriel Kay SFFWorld Staffer Victoria interviewed Guy about his writing. More Interviews Articles SFFWorld Review of the Year 2011: Part 1 Our traditional look back on the year starts with Fantasy and Horror Books. SFFWorld Review of the Year 2011: Part 2 Our traditional look back on the year continues with Science Fiction Books.

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