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Greying, pudgy & menopausal: Laura E. Goodin on Strong Female Characters

January 15, 2017July 1, 2019 Belinda CrawfordBooks, Interviews
Black and white portrait of a mature woman smoking.

Laura E. Goodin is the author of After the Bloodwood Staff, an Australian fantasy about a quest that doesn’t go quite how it’s supposed to. BELINDA: Tell us about Sybil, one of the two main protagonists in After the Bloodwood Staff: […]

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She Will Stand Her Ground: Annie McCann on Strong Female Characters

January 8, 2017January 14, 2017 Belinda CrawfordInterviews

In this interview, avid reader and blogger Annie McCann talks to me about Shazrad, the heroine of The Wrath and the Dawn, a modern retelling of 1001 Arabian Nights. BELINDA: Tell us about Shazrad, what makes her strong? ANNIE: In The Wrath and […]

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Brave, Vulnerable & Scared: Felicity Banks on Strong Female Characters

January 1, 2017January 14, 2017 Belinda CrawfordWriting, Interviews

Felicity Banks is the author of Heart of Brass a steampunk novel about a young women with a brass heart and a family obligation that’s interupted by a criminal conviction. BELINDA: Tell us about Emmeline, what makes her strong? FELICITY: […]

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Strange and peculiar things: An interview with Amie Irene Winters

September 2, 2016January 26, 2017 Belinda CrawfordWorld-building, Interviews
A young woman in a red dress crouching in a dark forest.

Amie Irene Winters is the author of Strange Luck, a fantasy series about a girl named Daisy and a secret realm that built on stolen memories. BELINDA: You’ve just released the second book in your Strange Luck series, The Nightmare Birds, tell […]

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Wild, Tough and Cheeky: Carolyn Gilpin on Antiheroines

August 18, 2016December 30, 2016 Belinda CrawfordInterviews
Lego Wildstyle

Carolyn is the author of Facing Up a story about a girl trying to pick up the pieces of her life after a car crash ruins her life. BELINDA: Tell us about Carly, what makes her an antiheroine? CAROLYN: Carly is […]

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Worldbuilding and Game Design: an interview with Diana Pinguicha

August 12, 2016January 26, 2017 Belinda CrawfordWorld-building, Interviews
Lego Shakespeare standing in front of Lego Globe Theatre

Diana Pinguicha is a woman of many talents not least of which include designing games and writing books. BELINDA: Tell us about your book. What’s it about and what kind of audience would it appeal to? DIANA: The Fantasy novel […]

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Going Her Own Way: LG Surgeson on Antiheroines

July 20, 2016January 26, 2017 Belinda CrawfordInterviews
The Black River Chronicles by LG Surgeson

LG Surgeson is the author of the fantasy adventure series The Black River Chronicles, including the short story Clara’s Buttons. BELINDA: Tell us about Clara, what makes her an antiheroine? LG: Clara grew up on the dirty streets of Aberddu (pronounced Aber-thee) city. She […]

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On fighting, YA and sci-fi: An interview with Fonda Lee

April 9, 2016January 26, 2017 Belinda CrawfordInterviews

Fonda Lee knows kung fu, so when she writes a fight scene you know it’s going to be awesome. Which is fortunate, since her debut novel, Zeroboxer, is all about boxing (plus you know, intrigue,  planet-spanning criminal enterprises and a […]

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Straying from the norm: Sophia Madison on antiheroines

April 7, 2016January 26, 2017 Belinda CrawfordInterviews

Sophia Madison is the author of Blue Ruin, a gothic fantasy about a woman named Maura and the vampire who intends to use her to end the world (as we know it). BELINDA: Tell us about Maura, what makes her an […]

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The faintest glimmer of light: Traci Loudin on antiheroines

April 5, 2016January 26, 2017 Belinda CrawfordInterviews
Lego Catwoman standing on an oversized leaf.

Traci Loudin is the author of The Last of the Ageless, a post-apocalyptic adventure featuring the shapeshifting Nyr. BELINDA: Tell us about Nyr, what makes her an antiheroine? TRACI: Nyr lives in a morally gray, post-apocalyptic world. She can partially shapeshift […]

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