Gary Gibson biography

Prior to becoming a professional writer, Gary Gibson worked for an environmental agency, but left shortly after other members of staff attempted to levitate a local bridge as a protest against road traffic.

Following this, he worked as a graphic designer for a printing firm that turned out to be run by a gang of convicted forgers, hastening his departure: and then for a small publishing company otherwise notable only for producing a Freddie Mercury impersonator well-known on the Scottish cabaret circuit. Until recently he resided in Taipei with his wife, and is pleased to say that the only lunatic he has to answer to these days is himself.

Gary Gibson books

  • Angel Stations (2004)
  • Against Gravity (2005)

Shoal

  • Stealing Light (2007)
  • Nova War (2009)
  • Empire of Light (2010)
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James Johnson
The author of The Enemy's Son talks to Floresiensis.
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George Udenkwo
The author of Golgotha Falls talks to Floresiensis.
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Adam Christopher
The author of Empire State speaks to Ryan Lawler.
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John G Hemry
The author of the Lost Fleet and Stark's War series speaks to Daniel Cann.
Cover image of Greg Denny's Deep into the Heart of a Rose

Fantasy Book Review Book of the Month, February 2012

A Tolkien inspired romantic fantasy that all starts with an extremely loving and well written letter... G.T. Denny's novel, Deep into the Heart of a Rose, will help usher in a new generation of love sick teens. If you love fantasy and adventure fiction then this book is for you. Well written, charmingly detailed and epic, this truly is a must read for 2012.

Read our full review of Deep into the Heart of a Rose

For more information, visit http://gtdenny.com/

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Echoes of the Past
Excerpt from Tim Marquitz's new Demon Squad novel.
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Alt Hist Issue 3
Historical fiction, historical fantasy and alternate history
Cover image of David Kowalski's The Company of the Dead.
The Company of the Dead
David Kowalski on the process of writing.
An image from the cover of Robin Hobb's City of Dragons.
Contemporary Dragon Lore
Robin Hobb on Dragons, Lore and Fictional Journeys.
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Fantastic Fantasy Artwork #3
Portia Rosenberg
Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
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