It appears that my previous post caused a shitstorm on a forum I regularly go on, especially since I used harsh language to describe a fellow member of the forum, which was mostly uncalled for. I take… more →
Matthew Hughesmattbruensteiner wrote 2 days ago: With F&SF sending out advanced copies to a dozen or so bloggers this month, and their reviews ap … more →
David Marshall wrote 2 weeks ago: Never one to be shy, my Grandmother’s lexicon of bon mots occasionally brought shades of dark violen … more →
Samantha wrote 1 month ago: I received my first issue of Fantasy & Science Fiction in a little brown package. The Aug./Sept … more →
matthewjhughes wrote 6 months ago: 1.) I blog at matthewhughes.co.uk, but I hate my stuff. 2.) I rather like Star Trek, except TOS and … more →
tanekakoko wrote 9 months ago: Spiral Labyrinth. Hughes, M.(2007) – So this is the continuing saga of Hengis Hapthorn. This … more →
jimsteel wrote 10 months ago: - artwork by Warwick Fraser-Coombe - The October Interzone was published last Thursday and should b … more →
tararualibrary wrote 10 months ago: The first in his Henghis Hapthorn Series ‘A bit Arthur Conan Doyle, a bit Jack Vance… He … more →
Matt Staggs wrote 11 months ago: Have you had the pleasure of reading Matthew Hughes? No? Well, here’s your chance: Robert J. S … more →
matthewjhughes wrote 1 year ago: It appears that my previous post caused a shitstorm on a forum I regularly go on, especially since I … more →
matthewjhughes wrote 1 year ago: So I needed a change, hair wise. So I went from this To this I was aiming for this So I am guessi … more →
Matt Staggs wrote 1 year ago: Reminiscent of the late Jack Vance’s DYING EARTH tales, Matthew Hughes’ THE COMMONS is … more →
Pam Phillips wrote 1 year ago: “The Helper and His Hero,” by Matthew Hughes is the latest installment of Guth Bandar … more →
Mike wrote 1 year ago: Majestrum, Matthew Hughes. Night Shade Books, 2007. Hengis Hapthorne, a character Hughes developed … more →
tanekakoko wrote 2 years ago: “Let’s be about it” Well not many new books. I’ve gone back and reread some … more →