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An interview with Malcolm Walker

Written by Seregil of Rhiminee
Published: 27 November 2009

Malcolm Walker is a new fantasy author, who's written The Stone Crown (Risingshadow.net's review of The Stone Crown can be found here).

Risingshadow.net has had the honour of interviewing Malcolm Walker.

AN INTERVIEW WITH MALCOLM WALKER

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A review of Malcolm Walker's The Stone Crown

Written by Seregil of Rhiminee
Published: 12 November 2009

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The Stone Crown is a debut fantasy book by Malcolm Walker (click here to visit his website). This book was published by Walker Books.

Here's a description of The Stone Crown from the publisher's website:

Emlyn and Maxine are both newcomers, both misfits in their own way. But their lives are linked and their paths destined to cross in ways that neither can begin to imagine. Drawn to the ancient site known as Sleeper's Spinney, Emlyn and Maxine unleash an unearthly power when they unwittingly remove one of a group of wooden horsemen hidden beneath the earth. Containing the trapped spirits of Arthur and his men, the carvings have been held in check since the Dark Ages by a long line of Keepers, the McCrossans. With the Keepers prepared to stop at nothing to recover what has been stolen, Emlyn and Maxine are drawn into a parallel world of myth, magic and the supernatural. Arthur is awake – and he is no revered, grey-bearded king come back to save the Isles. Its thrilling climax sees a race against time as Emlyn and Maxine try to destroy the figures before Arthur and his guard are let loose and released into the world of twenty-first century Scotland.

And here's Risingshadow.net's review of this book.

A REVIEW OF MALCOLM WALKER'S THE STONE CROWN

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A review of Beth Bernobich's Ars Memoriae

Written by Seregil of Rhiminee
Published: 05 November 2009

Beth Bernobich's Ars Memoriae was published by PS Publishing in October. Ars Memoriae is an alternate history novella. Here's Risingshadow.net's review of this novella.

A REVIEW OF BETH BERNOBICH'S ARS MEMORIAE

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An interview with Joshua Palmatier

Written by Seregil of Rhiminee
Published: 12 November 2009

Joshua Palmatier is an American fantasy author, who has written the Throne of Amenkor trilogy.

Risingshadow.net has had the honour of interviewing Joshua Palmatier.

AN INTERVIEW WITH JOSHUA PALMATIER

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2009 World Fantasy Award Winners

Written by Jussi
Published: 02 November 2009

The 2009 World Fantasy Award winners are:

  • Lifetime Achievement: Ellen Asher & Jane Yolen
  • Best Novel (tie): The Shadow Year, Jeffrey Ford (Morrow) & Tender Morsels, Margo Lanagan (Allen & Unwin; Knopf)
  • Best Novella: “If Angels Fight”, Richard Bowes (F&SF 2/08)
  • Best Short Story: “26 Monkeys, Also the Abyss”, Kij Johnson (Asimov’s 7/08)
  • Best Anthology: Paper Cities: An Anthology of Urban Fantasy, Ekaterina Sedia, ed. (Senses Five Press)
  • Best Collection: The Drowned Life, Jeffrey Ford (HarperPerennial)
  • Best Artist: Shaun Tan
  • Special Award – Professional: Kelly Link & Gavin J. Grant (for Small Beer Press and Big Mouth House)
  • Special Award – Non-Professional: Michael Walsh (for Howard Waldrop collections from Old Earth Books)

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  1. A review of two horror novellas
  2. The British Fantasy Awards 2009
  3. A review of Ramsey Campbell's Creatures of the Pool
  4. 2009 Hugo Award Winners

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