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[D&B Vol. 1] Episode 006

December 19, 2018December 12, 2018 Belinda CrawfordDemons & Battleskirts

Tellamoth’s face darkened. ‘That’s not my name.’ ‘Do I look like I care?’ ‘You should.’ ‘Why?’ He said nothing, but anger worked his face, pulling the dark lines of his brows together and compressing his lips. The spell holding Byrne […]

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[D&B Vol. 1] Episode 004

October 18, 2018November 21, 2018 Belinda CrawfordDemons & Battleskirts

‘Sword Uthor!’ She barely heard Della yelling behind her, deliberately shut her ears to the power of her friend’s voice, to the command in the name she’d left behind when she’d stuck a knife in her own heart and launched […]

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Sci-fi books on my TBR pile

October 3, 2017October 3, 2017 Belinda CrawfordIn Review, Fun!

Like a lot of bookworms, my to-be-read pile is huge, like monster kanji huge. Genre-wise there’s just about everything in there, from romance to action, crime and (of course) almost every shade of sci-fi and fantasy you can imagine. Here […]

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Risking her life: Sue Parritt on Strong Female Characters

January 22, 2017July 19, 2019 Belinda CrawfordWriting, Interviews
Woman silhouetted by the setting sun, standing on a hill.

Sue Parritt is an Australian science fiction author. Her first trilogy tells the tale of a futuristic Australia ravaged by climate change, and racial oppression. BELINDA: Tell us about Sannah, what makes her strong? SUE: Sensuous, emotional and dramatic, Sannah, […]

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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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I don’t give a shit: Rebecca Lim on antiheroines

February 15, 2016January 26, 2017 Belinda CrawfordInterviews
Black by Doug Calloway

Rebecca Lim is the author of the Mercy series, a paranormal fantasy about an angel, named Mercy, who hijacks the bodies of mortal girls. BELINDA: Tell us about Mercy, what makes her an antiheroine? REBECCA: In Mercy and the other books […]

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