Jo Fletcher Articles

Quercus author Neil Spring on predicting a mystery yet to happen, and his new novel The Burning House. Although Halloween is time of ghoulish festivity and fun for many, that isn’t necessarily true for the inhabitants […]

Alison Littlewood, author of The Crow Garden and The Hidden People, give us her take on the folklore behind the crow and its influences on The Crow Garden. For Halloween, I thought I’d share some of the folklore and legends […]

Blood and Death Became My Refuge Mats Strandberg, author of Blood Cruise, on losing a parent, grief and the power of writing. My mother died a few weeks after I had finished the first draft of […]

To celebrate the upcoming publication of his grimdark fantasy novel, Priest of Bones, Peter McLean on growing up, gangsters and Tomas Piety, a crime lord like no other. I was a bit wild when I was a lad. […]

To celebrate the publication of Stained Light, the thrilling conclusion to The Gaia Chronicles, author Naomi Foyle has written up the origin story of her series – from the core ideas behind her work to a very exciting plan […]

The much acclaimed author of The Gaia Chronicles, Naomi Foyle, very kindly shares with us her top five reading recommendations – just in case your TBR pile wasn’t quite big enough already . . . […]

In honour of the upcoming publication of his new book Foundryside, the first in the Founders Trilogy, available 23 August, Robert Jackson Bennett offers an insight into the development of the novel’s magic system and world. […]

Please find below the Terms and Conditions for the Jo Fletcher Books Twitter and Facebook giveaway of Empress of the Fall by David Hair Terms & Conditions: This is a prize draw to win one […]

So many spaceships. When Molly asked me to compile a list of my ten favourite ships, I came up with over thirty without really trying. A lot of these were from the Star Wars universe, […]

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Another Thursday, another thrillingly exciting publication, and this time it’s David Hair’s eagerly anticipated The Exile, which continues the adventures of The Return of Ravana,  his Indian-mythology-inspired contemporary fantasy series, following four young people on an […]

As The Exile, the third in David Hair’s epic The Return of Ravana series, inspired by Indian folklore and mythology, will be coming out in only six days, we thought it was the perfect time to revisit number […]