Stina Leicht
Science Fiction and Fantasy writer Stina Leicht is a two time Campbell Award nominee, and a Crawford Award Finalist. Her newest work is a flintlock fantasy series called The Malorum Gates which starts with Cold Iron (July 2015.) Her debute novel was Of Blood and Honey, with a follow up novel...
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Science Fiction and Fantasy writer Stina Leicht is a two time Campbell Award nominee, and a Crawford Award Finalist. Her newest work is a flintlock fantasy series called The Malorum Gates which starts with Cold Iron (July 2015.) Her debute novel was Of Blood and Honey, with a follow up novel titled And Blue Skies from Pain. She also has a couple of essays in Lightspeed Magazine's Women Destroy Science Fiction and a flash fiction piece in Ann and Jeff VanderMeer's surreal anthology Last Drink Bird Head. She has a website at csleicht.com and can be found on Twitter and Facebook under StinaLeicht.
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OMG OMG you guys, it's like Stina Leicht took all of her favorite fantasy things and stuffed them into a single narrative and it's AWESOME. READ THIS BOOK NAO. So you know how Brian McClellan got all those mad props for that crazy awesome flintlock fantasy a couple of years ago? This is that, except...
Of Blood and Honey managed to win me over despite relying far too much one of the literary tricks that drives me batty every single time I see it. That's saying something. But still, it was at times an aggravating read. There are so many things that are good here, and then so many things that I want...
I didn’t enjoy this sequel as much as I enjoy of Blood and Honey. Perhaps because I waited too long in between reading the books. This book continues the story of Liam, but it is more of a journey of discovery. In some ways, it feels as if Liam is just wandering around waiting for something to h...
Of Blood and Honey isn't a terrible book but it also isn't all that good either. There were bits and pieces that I thoroughly enjoyed and found interesting but altogether the book failed to leave any sort of impression on me. It all felt very formulaic and for the life of me I couldn't connect to ou...
Of Blood and Honey is a raw, bitter and bloodthirsty book. There is an undercurrent of brutal honesty which is hard to swallow, mostly because it talks openly about Northern Ireland and what it had to go through in the 1970s.On the other hand it has an early urban fantasy feel, so if you liked War f...
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