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Elements of truth in the building of worlds: Guest post from Andy Livingstone
My earliest memory of school is being told off by my teacher for daydreaming at the age of five. My
Peter Newman on why he made one of his main characters a baby…
Happy publication to Peter Newman! The Vagrant is published today in paperback, ahead of his new book, The Malice, out
GUEST BLOG: Peter Newman on filling the (silence)
It’s publication week for Peter Newman’s excellent The Vagrant (out 23rd April) and he’s shared his experience of writing a silent character
Rewriting the Script: Laura Liddell Nolen (@LauraLLNolen) gives 3 Reasons YA Sci-Fi Creates Spectacular Female Characters – #BFIVoyager
Ray Bradbury wrote that Science Fiction is the art of the possible. What are the limits of mankind’s abilities, and
The soundtrack to James Smythe’s The Explorer (@jpsmythe) – #BFIVoyager
James Smythe’s The Explorer has been compared to literary sci-fi greats like Kazuo Ishiguro and JM Coetzee, as well as incredible
Ingrid Seymour (@Ingrid_Seymour) on why the YA genre needs to keep pushing gender boundaries – #BFIVoyager
Compared to the not-so-distant past, commercial Sci-Fi now incorporates a significant number of female protagonists between its pages – a
Peter Newman (@runpetewrite) on Contact! – #BFIVoyager
For me, science fiction is all about contact, where human beings interact with new technology or new species and how
My view of ‘Tomorrow’s World’, Jason W. LaPier (@JasonWLaPier) – #BFIVoyager
One of the themes of the #BFIVoyager festival is ‘Tomorrow’s World’, so I’d like to tell you about the novel