Tag: Self-Published
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Author Spotlight – Roxan Burley (BOND OF ETERNITY)
Roxan Burley is an author who delves into the intense world of urban fantasy, one where the segregation of magic has a powerful resonance on her ... -
MISS PERCY’S DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO THE RESTORATION OF DRAGONS by Quenby Olson (COVER REVEAL)
THAT’S RIGHT The third and final instalment in Quenby Olson’s beloved Miss Percy series has a cover, and we can’t wait to share it with you! ... -
THE SHADE BETWEEN SHADOWS by E. C. Hibbs (COVER REVEAL AND EXCERPT)
We’re thrilled to be taking part today in the cover reveal for E. C. Hibbs’ upcoming historical fantasy, The Shade Between Shadows. Before we check out the ... -
THE WITCHWOOD KNOT by Olivia Atwater (BOOK REVIEW)
“On a clear and sunny day, Witchwood Manor might have been beautiful. The countryside mansion sprawled so broadly in either direction that several of its famous ... -
Interview with Daniel Draym (DREAM WHISPERER)
After a pernicious career in the darkest arts, Daniel Draym spends his decrepit final years dreaming wistful fantasies of world domination in the crypts of his ... -
Interview with Michael R. Miller (SONGS OF CHAOS)
Hailing from Scotland’s wet and wild west coast, Michael enjoys writing stories as sweeping in scope as the ancient landscapes he grew up in. His writing ... -
FROM WITHIN, A DARKNESS by Ray Adams (BOOK REVIEW)
“Attend the soul and keep the watch, as from within, a darkness comes” An avid reader of sci-fi and fantasy since his early years, Ray Adams ... -
SIN AND SORROW by Michael R. Fletcher (BOOK REVIEW)
Be warned, this is a very grimdark story, there’s plenty of death, destruction and gore. Michael R. Fletcher has done it again. Sin and Sorrow is ... -
A TROLL WALKS INTO A BAR by Douglas Lumsden (BOOK REVIEW)
A Troll Walks Into A Bar by Douglas Lumsden (Alexander Southerland P.I. #01) A Troll Walks Into A Bar is quintessential noir reading. The genre’s identity, ... -
HOWEVER MANY MUST DIE by Phil Williams (BOOK REVIEW)
I’m not usually a fan of fantasy involving guns, and neither of overly military focused ones. Nevertheless, I saw the cover of However Many Must Die ...
