Forays in Speculative Fiction
This anthology, revolving around a crystal theme, contains works from some of our favorite historical fantasy, steampunk, and gaslamp authors. It gives you a really good peek into the novel worlds of each author contribution. Some may be familiar, some will be new to discover. Caught in Crystal is available now for pre-order and releases June …
This is a smart, exciting story that fools you into thinking it’s mundane and then demons, sorcerers, godlings, and all manner of terrifying creatures turn all those notions inside out and does it with a good dose of snarky humor.
This incredible author couldn’t remain our secret for long. (As though shouting about We Ride the Storm in 5 star reviews and the finalist status it has reached in SPFBO4 could keep something this good under wraps.)
A summer of giveaways! Who can resist?
We’ve now published 200 character interviews, from indie and traditionally published authors, across genres and times. Not bad for a project that started as a crazy 3am idea 🙂
And we’re celebrating it!… with an embarrassing schedule snafu. Rest assured, though our intrepid interviewer has failed to read the calendar correctly, regular interviews will resume next week, with more exciting characters from well-loved authors.
In the meantime, our sponsor Purple Toga Publications is running a giveaway for 75 USD worth of Amazon gift-cards! As a book-loving person, we’re certain you’ll immediately come up with ideas on how to spend it 😉
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This book takes the typical trope of the wayward, desperate, poor who topple the mightiest in power, and raises it to a whole new level.
A Spoiler Free look at a Fantastic Dark Fantasy Series I recently had the pleasure of reading this series back to back straight through and enjoyed every minute. This is a hidden gem and deserves much greater attention. I’ll present a bit on each below. Grimdark readers will enjoy this and I for one will …
Continue reading "The Living Blade series by Timandra Whitecastle"
A tragedy with a tiny spark of hope. This book will appeal to those who appreciate poetic allegory. I found the prose just swept me in and kept me totally invested. Although tragic and jarring, it is at once pain, horror, death, and hope.
