Author: Nils
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Interview with Amy Coombes (STAY FOR A SPELL)
Born and raised in California, Amy Coombe is an award-winning writer, editor and publisher. She has lived all over the United States and is now based ... -
STEEL GODS by Richard Swan (BOOK REVIEW)
“A bagful of gold is the diplomat’s best weapon. If you cannot buy your enemy with its contents, you can crack his skull with it.” ... -
Interview with Reena McCarty (THE TRICKY BUSINESS OF FAERIE BARGAINS)
Reena McCarty is a lifelong Montanan who’s constantly looking for the perfect balance of hiking, camping, and impulse baking cakes. She has a BA in theater, ... -
Interview with Caitlyn Paxson (A WIDOW’S CHARM)
Caitlyn Paxson has a degree in writing and cultural history and has worked as the artistic director of storytelling performances, a harpist, a book reviewer, a nineteenth ... -
Interview with A. S. Tamaki (THE BOOK OF FALLEN ELAVES)
A. S. Tamaki grew up in Los Angeles, where he spent his childhood climbing trees and making short films in his backyard. After working in Hollywood ... -
A WIDOW’S CHARM by Caitlyn Paxson (BOOK REVIEW)
After the sudden death of her husband, Lady Hildegarde Croft desperately needs to find a way to save her village from the clutches of her tyrant ... -
Interview with Christopher Buehlman (BETWEEN TWO FIRES)
Christopher Buehlman was born in Florida in 1969 and grew up in the suburbs of the Tampa Bay area. A poor fit for these surroundings, he ... -
THE MAGICIAN OF TIGER CASTLE by Louis Sachar (BOOK REVIEW)
“Then, just as now, most people regarded the rose as the flower of amore, but there is no magic in rose petals. Take my advice. If ... -
THE TRICKY BUSINESS OF FAERIE BARGAINS by Reena McCarty (BOOK REVIEW)
“Crickets chirped in the tall grass, and the wind blew soft against my skin, smelling like sage and soil. After three years in the human world ... -
CRUISING THE COSMERE: Isles of the Emberdark (BOOK REVIEW)
“He towered like a wedge rising from the sea, and all of the waves here bent around him. A place of inhospitable peaks, sharp cliffs, ...
