The Importance of the Impossible
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David Farland on Fantasy. Amen!

I invited David Farland to share his thoughts on the themes of morality and good and evil in the fantasy genre, and he graciously accepted. David Farland is an award-winning, New York Times bestselling author who has penned nearly fifty science fiction and fantasy novels for both adults and children. Along the way, he has … Read more

This is what I look like when not morphed into a fox
Interview with Yours Truly

For today’s post, someone on Twitter dared to ask for an interview for a school project. My mother never told me not to accept interviews from strangers, so here we go: Firstly I would like to know what subjects did you choose at high school? In high school I was particularly interested in psychology, history, … Read more

Jennie Ivins and Mark of the Essence

Please join me in welcoming Jennie Ivins, a fantasy writer and an Assistant-Editor/Reviewer for Fantasy-Faction.com, the definitive authority for all things that sparkle and or breathe fire. Jennie Ivins is a stay-at-home mom of three boys (one set of twins and one singleton). By her own admission, she’s a pretty good photographer and a major … Read more

Richard Denning and Demon Fire

I will be interviewing a series of fantasy authors with glittering minds, exposed on the Importance of the Impossible for your cerebral pleasure. The first cognitive delight is Richard Denning. Richard Denning works as a Family Doctor in the West Midlands, UK. He has always been fascinated by historical settings as well as horror and … Read more

The Next Big Thing

By official decree of the fantastic writers Jeff Salyards, M. Todd Gallowglas, Jennifer Brozek, and Moses Siregar, I am The Next Big Thing. That thunderous boom you just heard was the explosion of my ego, and the following flash was the flaming whip of my editor’s mind reigning in said ego so it can be … Read more

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