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BOOKSHOPS AND BONEDUST by Travis Baldree – READ ALONG Chapters 1-12
Nils and I are excited to be taking part in Black Crow’s Read along for the upcoming BOOKSHOPS AND BONEDUST, the much-awaited sequel/prequel to ... -
The Modern Problem: How to battle everyday loneliness – GUEST POST by Caroline Hardaker
We’re thrilled to welcome back Caroline Hardaker! To celebrate the release of her latest novel Mothtown, Caroline has written a piece on battling on loneliness. ... -
KRAKEN RIDER Z – by David Estes and Dyrk Ashton (BOOK REVIEW)
If there’s one thing dragons fear, it’s a kraken. Even lowly hull-scrubber Zee Tarrow knows that. Like everyone on the island kingdom of Tosh, he grew ... -
The Fantasy-Hive does BristolCon 2023: Convention Report
As the nights drew in and October drew to a close, the clans gathered once more for the Annual BristolCon Sci-fi and fantasy convention. ... -
WHERE FURNACES BURN by Joel Lane (BOOK REVIEW)
“There’s always a link between deprivation and fantasy.” “The landscape we were walking through seemed less and less like a place where people had ... -
BOOKSHOPS AND BONEDUST by Travis Baldree – READ ALONG Intro
Nils and I are excited to be taking part in Black Crow’s Read along for the upcoming BOOKSHOPS AND BONEDUST, the much-awaited sequel/prequel to ... -
LEGENDS AND LATTES by Travis Baldree (BOOK REVIEW)
“I’m not. I’m opening a coffee shop.” Ansom looked nonplussed. “But why would you buy a horse stable for that?” Viv didn’t answer for ... -
MAGIC BY ANY OTHER NAME by Alison Levy (EXCERPT)
Wander the world with Georgette and her magical friends in this tender and hopeful fantasy story from award-winning author, Alison Levy. Magic by Any ... -
My Self-Publishing Journey: GUEST POST by J R Bolaky (WARRIORS OF WINTER)
In the heart of a snow-blanketed London, as the festive season dawns, Detective Inspector Arthur Stowe is entangled in a case of missing children, ... -
REVELATIONS by Roz Kaveney (BOOK REVIEW)
“They were white American men and we were few and many of us were women and most of us were brown. They had automatic ...
