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Interview with R. R. Virdi (THE FIRST BINDING)
R.R. Virdi is a two-time Dragon Award finalist and a Nebula Award finalist. He is the author of two urban fantasy series, The Grave Report, and ... -
A TURNING POINT by J T Greathouse (EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT)
Today we’re joining the blog tour for J.T. Greathouse and we’re extremely excited to be sharing with you all an exclusive bonus chapter from the release ... -
Interview with Peter McLean (PRIEST OF CROWNS)
Peter McLean was born near London in 1972, the son of a bank manager and an English teacher. He went to school in the shadow of ... -
Author Spotlight: Becky James (THE KING’S SWORDSMAN)
Becky James is the author of The King’s Swordsman series and co-author of the Dark Tides series. Based in the UK, she has a deep love ... -
Interview with Rebecca Zahabi (THE COLLARBOUND)
Rebecca Zahabi is a mixed-race writer (a third British, a third French and a third Iranian, if the mix is of interest to you). She started ... -
How to Balance Series Ambitions with Standalone Stories: Guest Post by Dan Moren (THE NOVA INCIDENT)
How to Balance Series Ambitions with Standalone Stories by Dan Moren Writing a series is a dangerous business. Sure, it might seem like great fun to ... -
Interview with Tanvi Berwah (MONSTERS BORN AND MADE)
Tanvi Berwah is a South Asian writer who grew up wanting to touch the stars and reach back in time. She has a Master’s degree in ... -
Interview with Olivie Blake (THE ATLAS SIX)
Olivie Blake is the pseudonym of Alexene Farol Follmuth, a writer based out of Los Angeles, CA. She is the author of multiple novels, anthologies, graphic novels, and ... -
Interview with Ever Dundas (HELLSANS)
Ever Dundas exists in Edinburgh with her husband Cinn, cat Belle, and numerous house spiders called Elvis and Bob. Ever’s debut novel Goblin won the Saltire ... -
Interview with Megan Bannen (THE UNDERTAKING OF HART AND MERCY)
Megan Bannen is a former public librarian whose YA debut The Bird and the Blade was an Indies Introduce Summer/Fall 2018 pick, a Summer 2018 Kids’ ...
