Author: Nils
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Interview with Mark A. Latham (THE LAST VIGILANT)
Mark A. Latham is a writer, editor, history nerd, frustrated grunge singer, and amateur baker from Staffordshire, UK. An immigrant to rural Nottinghamshire, he lives with ... -
THE LAST VIGILANT by Mark A. Latham (BOOK REVIEW)
“You must always look closer. The twists and turns of a life lived are written on men and women like script on parchment. In scars, in ... -
KING SORROW by Joe Hill (BOOK REVIEW)
As a lover of medieval literature, forgotten languages and vintage books Arthur Oakes loves nothing more than being a student librarian in Rackham College, home to ... -
THE SILENT COMPANIONS by Laura Purcell (BOOK REVIEW)
“Slowly, she let the slate and chalk drop from her hands. She could feel the past stealing up on her, the way a river inches up ... -
BLOOD OF THE OLD KINGS by Sung-Il Kim, translated by Anton Hur (BOOK REVIEW)
“Never have I forgotten the day the Empire’s legions swarmed our land like ants,” the dragon said. “Their chains bind me, and I have tried to ... -
THE UNDERCUTTING OF ROSIE AND ADAM by Megan Bannen (BOOK REVIEW)
“When was the last time the world had made her pause and think, That’s amazing? When was the last time she had been adequately grateful to ... -
Interview with Sarah Beth Durst (THE ENCHANTED GREENHOUSE)
Sarah Beth Durst is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over twenty-five books for adults, teens, and kids, including cozy fantasy The Spellshop. She’s been awarded the ... -
Interview with Sara Omer (THE GRYPHON KING)
Sara Omer is a Pushcart Prize-nominated short story writer. She’s been a technical editor for medical and engineering publications and is now pursuing teaching. You can ... -
OF BLOOD AND FIRE by Ryan Cahill (COVER REVEAL)
We’re very excited today to be taking part in the cover reveal for Ryan Cahill’s Of Blood and Fire which after being a self published success ... -
THE GRYPHON KING by Sara Omer (BOOK REVIEW)
“For a beat, the gryphons watched like vultures, still as statues. Then, stretching awake, they shook off the red dust and dove like hawks, pulling away ...
