Guest Post Category
Guest Post: “Licence to Chill – James Bond and Horror” by Nick Setchfield
Posted on July 24, 2018 24 Comments
The BiblioSanctum is pleased to be a stop on the blog tour for The War in the Dark by debut novelist Nick Setchfield, a genre-bending thriller with historical and speculative fiction elements set in Cold War Europe. Today we are excited to welcome the author as he shares with us a guest post about some of the places […]
Guest Post: “Worldbuilding on the Fly” by R.S. Ford
Posted on June 14, 2018 19 Comments
The BiblioSanctum is pleased to be a stop on the blog tour for A Demon in Silver, the first volume of a new trilogy called the War of the Archons by R.S. Ford. Featuring a cast of fascinating characters and page-turning action, this exciting grimdark fantasy has been described as a refreshing new take on the genre. Today we […]
Guest Post: “Real Phony” by K.R. Richardson + International Giveaway of Blood Orbit!
Posted on May 10, 2018 9 Comments
***The giveaway is now over, thanks to everyone who entered!*** Today the BiblioSanctum is pleased to welcome K. R. Richardson who is the author of Blood Orbit, the first in a new science fiction police procedural series featuring a pair of savvy cops who use cybernetic implants and other cool tech to solve murder cases. We’re so […]
Guest Post: “The Bastard in the Mirror” by R.S. Belcher + The Night Dahlia Giveaway!
Posted on April 2, 2018 14 Comments
***The giveaway is now over, thanks to everyone who entered!** Do you ever find yourself drawn to the “irredeemable” protagonist? Have you ever come across an asshole character you just love to hate to love because they are just so complex and intriguing? This was how I felt when I first encounted Laytham Ballard, the […]
Guest Post: “The Problems of Location” by Tim Lebbon
Posted on March 22, 2018 11 Comments
The BiblioSanctum is pleased to be a stop on the blog tour for The Folded Land, the follow up to the critically acclaimed Relics by horror and thriller writer Tim Lebbon. Today we have a guest post by the author himself, in which he talks about the methods of researching the setting for his new novel […]
Guest Post: “The Cat-Mummy of Curzon Street Station” by James Brogden
Posted on March 15, 2018 19 Comments
Based on the real-life British mystery of “Bella in the Wych Elm”, The Hollow Tree is a dark tale that mixes fantasy, horror, and urban myth to weave a moving narrative about identity, family and mortality. The story’s protagonist Rachel has been plagued by nightmares ever since losing her hand in a tragic accident, but are […]
Guest Post: “The Self-Publishing Catch-22” by M.D. Presley
Posted on March 5, 2018 33 Comments
Today, the BiblioSanctum is excited to help spread the word about Sigil Independent, a new writing guild started by a group of self-published fantasy authors including many Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off (SPFBO) alumni like Phil Tucker, Dyrk Aston, inaugural winner Michael McClung, and several other semi-finalists from the previous year. The following is a part of […]
Guest Post: “Working Out The Rules of Interstellar Travel” by Gareth L. Powell
Posted on February 26, 2018 14 Comments
Today the BiblioSanctum is pleased to welcome author Gareth L. Powell, author of Embers of War, the first in a three part science fiction series described to be perfect for fans of Ann Leckie, Alastair Reynolds and Adrian Tchaikovsky! The central character of the novel is a sentient starship, called the Troubled Dog. Following a brutal […]
Guest Post: “How to Identify Genre in Four Easy Steps (And Why it Doesn’t Matter, Anyway) by Tracy Townsend + International Giveaway!
Posted on December 11, 2017 11 Comments
***The giveaway is now over, thanks to everyone who entered!*** Today it is with great pleasure that we welcome author Tracy Townsend to The BiblioSanctum to talk about The Nine, her epic fantasy featuring a dark heist story about a self-scribing book that may be the key to the universe! I recently finished this incredible […]
Guest Post: “Malombra reviews The Hidden Face!” by S.C. Flynn
Posted on November 30, 2017 8 Comments
S.C. Flynn is the author of Children of the Different which I read and reviewed last year, and a week ago saw the release of his second novel The Hidden Face, an epic fantasy set in a world inspired by the Middle Ages and Kabbalistic riddles. Today I’m pleased to participate in his book tour as a celebration […]
