E.G. RADCLIFF

Sometimes, when getting to know one’s characters, it can be helpful to put them in situations in which they wouldn't ordinarily find...

I wanted to use linguistic differences to highlight the social dichotomy of the Maze and the White City, the two major components of the Gut

The run up to launching a book has lots of moving parts. Sometimes it's good to take a breather, and my go-to respite is drawing.

A short bedtime faerie tale for an emerald-eyed boy.

Of all the characters in The Coming of Áed, one of my favorites to write is the enigmatic Ninian...

The rise and fall of a kingdom...

While writing is my #1 creative outlet, varying the type of my creative output helps me write better.

Using fae magic comes with its own dangers. Many practitioners have found themselves reaching too far, enchanted by power.

Boudicca, a key character in The Hidden King, is (fortunately for our hero) skilled in the healing arts and well known in the White City.

If you've ever loved a movie score, you know how music can set the tone of a scene or the personality of a character.

The Hidden King takes place in a world made up of two "sister" cities--the Maze and Suibhne. But they couldn't be more different.

An insider's look into the setting of The Hidden King.

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, and we're proud to announce the availability of The Hidden King in a dyslexic-friendly print format.

Exploring the mythos: The idea of the ‘fae’ plays a vital role in The Hidden King, yet the faeries of Celtic folklore are a varied bunch.

If I wanted to bend the truth into a story, I at least had to know what the truth was, so I dug into the research.

Being the main character meant he had to be compelling, and he needed to have his own agenda, habits, strengths, flaws... a personality.

Writing a book, unfortunately, is not the kind of thing that happens by magic. Even the greatest authors struggle with writer’s block,...

Before it was a novel, The Hidden King was a dream. I don’t mean this in a metaphorical way--I mean that I woke up one summer Sunday...