Making a break for quality writing
Dannye Williamsen, author and founder of the Breakthrough Bookstore, tells Mark Cantrell why she has chosen to redesign and re-launch the site with a focus on quality Indie authors
Tuesday 28 June 2011
Monday 27 June 2011
To Hell
Hell is where the heart is
The Devil's Lair is far too gruesome to be painted in mere gore, so don't expect 'torture porn' in this intelligently crafted fantasy, writes Mark Cantrell
Sunday 26 June 2011
Divided Nation
Re-building the pyramid that inters social justice
Society’s social-structure was once said to have become diamond shaped, as most of us clustered in the so-called middle class, writes Mark Cantrell, but now it seems the traditional pyramid-form of class and wealth is making a come back – that’s if it ever truly went away
Sunday 19 June 2011
Saturday 18 June 2011
Tad Williams
Timeless fantasy eschews myth for Medieval real
Mark Cantrell re-visits a gargantuan tome that takes fantasy out of Tolkien's 'Heroic' age and propels into the rugged realism of medievalism
Friday 17 June 2011
Breached Horizons
A Kind Of Prose Poem
By Mark Cantrell
THE words are out there somewhere: they hide like sinister malignancies in the shades of the mind. Lurking, until the moment comes to strike.
Thursday 2 June 2011
Citizen Zero Reviewed
Read the review on Inspired Quill
“Ever since George Orwell penned 1984, since Aldous Huxley gave us Brave New World, dystopian future sci-fi has been a staple in the English-speaking world. But how do you follow up such literary classics without resulting in a hashed up mishmash of the two? Surely it would take a feat of unparalleled genius to put something new on the plate.” READ THE REVIEW
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