A Work Of Fiction
Hanna Delaney, Rebekah KingHorror | Science Fiction | Fairy Tales | Born and raised in Liverpool, UK, Hanna is the author of Oceanus, The Spider, and The Ring. She writes speculative fiction and horror, but her stories span a range of genres.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 236 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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June Update: Motherhood, transformations, rabid dogs and author interviews.
As I melt beneath a heat dome in western Europe, I write some weekly thoughts to you.
Blogs didn’t go anywhere.
I’ve been spending a lot more time on my blog this month. I bit the bullet and purchased a blog package about a year ago,...
Oceanus is finally here. Grab your copy of this Tiny Worlds second edition.
Oceanus is a science fiction mystery thriller novel loosely inspired by The Tempest. Some of you may remember that this was my debut novel, originally self-published in 2024 after running the serial on Substack. Now it has a second edition...
It's just The Tempest in space, isn't it?
Oceanus drew inspiration from many sources, many of them not very obvious based on the blurb alone.
A starship drifts, its crew gone. The planet it orbits has no name. Survivors are separated on the surface. Exhausted. Hunted. Lost. The l...
Prospero: Still relatable 400 years on?
This week I caught up with to talk all things Prospero because as Barbara Dickson and Elaine Paige would attest, we know him so well.
We talked about his relevancy even to today’s world as well as the significance of science fiction and...
Stranded without a map, lost without a reason.
“I don’t believe this,” Anthony said, stamping his foot in a rage as he looked around their location. The grass bent, the trees eerily familiar — they had arrived back where they were just hours before.
“Oh God,” Trin said quietly, the ent...
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Hanna is a horror, science fiction and dark fantasy author from Liverpool, UK. Published with Tiny Worlds. Parent of three and therefore always, always tired. Excellent at losing bookmarks.
Writer/researcher exploring the curious and creepy side of culture. Special interests: magic, theatre, horror, the early modern period, and how good writing works.
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