Andrew Knighton Writes

In a mountain city where monsters go to die, Lena Sturm is hiding from her past.

Fresh out of the Wizard’s Tower Press newsroom, here’s a press release on yet another book from me: In conjunction with the re-release of The Executioner’s Blade by Andrew Knighton, Wizard’s Tower will be publishing The Executioner’s Realm, an ebook-only…

The schedule for this year’s FantasyCon has gone live, with a great mix of panels, readings, book launches, and more.

Wayrider Tolledair trudged, leaden-limbed, at the head of the pallbearers.

A team of rare book sellers in London recently put up a science fiction and fantasy catalogue, which I’ve written about for the British Fantasy Society blog.

Writing can be a thousand things.

Obran strides out of the screams and crash of arms, through the pink mist of blood and the red mist of hate, up the last of the great sandstone steps and into the throne room at the peak of the city.

Are you looking for ideas and inspiration for your writing, or just to hear some interesting experts talk about sffh books?

The Western Front, May 1916.

I’ve been enjoying Christopher Nolan’s movies since Memento showed us just how cleverly he could build a story, and as Walking a Wounded Land shows, I’m very much here for stories about travel.

Sometimes, the most important ways we relate to the world are ones we don’t think about.

Sometimes, the stories that matter are the ones you don’t tell.