Tag: Fantasy
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Book Review: Stardust by Neil Gaiman
A rollicking young thing of a book, sowing wild ideas in the mind about how we can learn to live with–and love–those who are as unlike us as the fey.
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A Spate of Book Reviews: Uprooted
From love and admiration to shame and envy, the story incorporates the idea that acknowledging human emotions is one key to accomplishing great things with the lives and talents we’ve been given.
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A Spate of Book Reviews: The Iron Trial
You will like this book if you’re looking for a simple, quick read about a unique “otherworld,” with a well-designed magic system.
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Publication Announcement: For The Empire
My flash story, For The Empire, has been published in Imitation Fruit Literary Journal
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New Audiobook Release (For Reals This Time) The Wizard King!
Amazon had trouble getting my latest audiobook release–The Wizard King–actually released. There was some confusion on the technical end, and our new audiobook, about an innocent young woman in a magical Regency world, was attached to a racy bodice-ripper with a bare-chested hunk on the cover. Needless to say, that would. not. do. So although…
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Book Review: The Binge Continues
My historical romance binge continues with a three-book series called The Extraordinaries, by author Melissa McShane. Let’s be honest: I read these books because of the GORGEOUS covers. It happens. You will probably enjoy this series if you are a fan of naval war books like the Horatio Hornblower novels but with a fantasy twist,…
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My first published short fiction!
After only seven rejections, my first “finished” short story is published! I’m happy. It is a huge deal because my struggle is that I never FINISH anything. So this is a big win, people! Although I don’t think Roundabout Protection started off as much, I like what it turned into. I’ve heard there’s a market for…
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The Scroll of Years (Gaunt and Bone #1), A Book Review
Having finished The Scroll of Years by Chris Willrich only moments ago, I hereby judge that it is not an average, everyday book. By that I mean it is not about a cast of characters placed in stories and committed to the written word. Instead, Willrich has written a magical invitation to peruse a series…