bryan wigmore

Congratulations to our very own @HareBrain on THE GODDESS PROJECT being selected for Fantasy-Faction's Top 50 Fantasy books of 2017: Fantasy-Faction’s Best Fantasy Books of 2017 | Fantasy-Faction He's in excellent company alongside Aliette de Bodard, Nnedi Okorafor, Adrian Tchaikovsky, Marie...

I know there must be a thread dedicated to this book somewhere but I'm too lazy to search. I think the author occasionally posts here. I've started this today and so far finding it completely different from my usual reads. Enjoyable so far although I'm finding Orc annoying,this could change as...

I’ve had real problems producing this review for TGP, three of them in fact. The first problem: I wanted to produce a witty, insightful piece which would both do justice to this brilliant novel and immediately persuade everyone reading it to go and buy a copy. Wit and insight being in short...

This is a really unique, intriguing, and well-written fantasy. For a start, the main story centres around a pair of young divers - Cass and Orc - who can't remember who they are, or even if they were siblings or lovers. They believe that exploring sunken ziggurats will lead them to an artefact...

Any ditherers, this is your chance. The Goddess Project eBook: Bryan Wigmore: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store That's not much more than a penny per thousand words! And some of those words have a dollar value of a penny each! High-value verbiage includes soulscape, dreadnought, tentacles...

After a delay that felt much longer to me than it actually was, the paperback of The Goddess Project, published by Snowbooks, is in the wild. Available at: Amazon UK (including some third-party sellers at less than RRP; also note delivery should be quicker than they're currently claiming)...

Rather that a straight Q/A, Bryan Wigmore talks about how his ideas behind The Goddess Project came into being - especially through the interference of Otter: JoZebwrites: DOGGED BY OTTER I'm currently reading The Goddess Project, and the treatment of Astral Projection and spirit guides has...

Hope you all like blue! (Book out Jan 2)

I'm pleased to announce that my novel, first of a series called The Fire Stealers, is due to be published by Snowbooks in January 2017. This is a story I started not long before I joined here -- my fifth or sixth post was a request for a critique of its opening (this was long before the thirty...