Sorry to piss you off ‘hard sci-fi’ fans, but most ‘human-based’ science fiction is pure fantasy I finally watched the sci-fi space opera hit The Expanse last year. (Yeah, yeah, three years after its final episode aired. I’m late to things some times. Most times. Anyway.) It was billed as the some of the bestContinueContinue reading “What we die for”
Author Archives: Tanya Meeson
They love me, they love me not
I’m not sure when perseverance in the publishing game turns toxic, but I am sure that self-publishing is the panacea for it If you’ve been with me for a while, you’ll know that I’ve had something of a love-hate relationship with self-publishing, but that that experience has also taught me that self- and hybrid-publishing mightContinueContinue reading “They love me, they love me not”
I could’ve danced all night…
It was the launch of The Witch of Benbar’s Cross on Tuesday. I had a good time. A very good time. The wonderful Pippa Hudson was my discussant. Indie book shops ❤ Catriona, Lara and Shameez bringing the vibes Isn’t this just delightful? Some people dressed in hot pink to match the cover. That’s LaraContinueContinue reading “I could’ve danced all night…”
Clash of the titan with the flea
Let’s get real about the difference between creators and prompters; the creative process and the product (Updated note: I use the word ‘artist’ quite interchangeably as both a literal visual artist and anyone who creates – from writers to film makers to musicians etc etc. You get my drift.) Earlier this week the New York TimesContinueContinue reading “Clash of the titan with the flea”
Drum roll please…
A book cover reveal, some love for other authors, some music, some books, and always the many blessings on your head for reading these posts… Ta-da. You’re the first to see it faraway friends: the cover of The Witch of Benbar’s Cross. It came to me in a flash one night a few months agoContinueContinue reading “Drum roll please…”
TANYA MEESON 