Category Archives: Miscellaneous

Goodreads Giveaway: Path of Night by Dirk Flinthart

Posted on October 21, 2013 by fablecroft

Goodreads Book Giveaway Path of night by Dirk Flinthart Giveaway ends November 15, 2013. See the giveaway details at Goodreads. Enter to win  

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Random(ish) Links

Posted on August 29, 2013 by fablecroft

Realised I started this post some months ago but somehow forgot to finish it! A few random links that are pertinent to our interests 🙂 Kathleen Jennings shares some sketches related to her wonderful story in One Small Step, “Ella … Continue reading →

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Awards news!

Posted on August 27, 2013 by fablecroft

In addition to the fantastic news that Kathleen Jennings is on the World Fantasy Awards ballot for Best Artist (see our special offer for To Spin a Darker Stair here – just $5!), over the weekend the Washington Science Fiction … Continue reading →

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New reviews and more guest posts

Posted on August 17, 2013 by fablecroft

A few days ago, DK Mok (whose excellent story “Morning Star” closes out the One Small Step anthology), wrote a guest post for SF Signal. We have such knowledgeable and talented authors here at FableCroft! DK’s post looks at humour … Continue reading →

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World Fantasy Awards shortlists and a SPECIAL OFFER!

Posted on August 17, 2013 by fablecroft

We were very excited this week to see the World Fantasy Awards shortlists come out with SEVERAL Aussies featuring, including our own Kathleen Jennings for Best Artist! Congratulations to all the nominees, particularly Kaaron Warren, for her Twelfth Planet Press … Continue reading →

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Thoraiya Dyer guest posts at SF Signal!

Posted on August 14, 2013 by fablecroft

Thoraiya is the only author to appear in every one of FableCroft’s anthologies, and I had the privilege of publishing her very first story with Andromeda Spaceways, and another early one in New Ceres Nights. You might say I like … Continue reading →

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Faith Mudge on Feminism in Fairytales

Posted on August 7, 2013 by fablecroft

A little while ago, FableCroft author Faith Mudge guest posted at SF Signal on the topic “Feminism in Fairytales”. Faith’s excellent story “Oracle’s Tower” (in To Spin a Darker Stair) is a very clever reworking of a traditional tale, and … Continue reading →

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Year’s Best Australian Fantasy and Horror reprints

Posted on April 22, 2013 by fablecroft

We would like to congratulate all our authors whose works will appear in the 2012 Year’s Best Australian Fantasy and Horror (from Ticonderoga Publications, July 2013). In particular, three stories first published by FableCroft will be reprinted! Well done to … Continue reading →

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More awards niceness

Posted on April 15, 2013 by fablecroft

We already posted about our appearance on the Ditmar Awards ballot (don’t forget to vote for your favourite works, if you’re eligible to). Today the Chronos Awards ballot has been announced and we’re delighted to have more works on there … Continue reading →

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So you’ve written a book… What now?

Posted on April 13, 2013 by fablecroft

Today I presented for CBCA Tasmania on the topic of publishing. It was a well attended session and I thoroughly enjoyed both the preparation of the presentation and the talk itself. I spoke for nearly an hour and a half … Continue reading →

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