Category: review
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Stargun Messenger Book Tour!
Welcome to the next stop on the book tour for Stargun Messenger by Darby Harn! I’ve loved this book ever since I read an advanced reader copy, and I’m grateful to Escapist Book Co. for giving me another chance to talk about this fast-paced, imaginative, and stellar (forgive the pun) space opera! Book Review “Sometimes,…
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Cover reveal, SFF reads, and writing updates
I finished reading an advance reader copy of Stargun Messenger by Darby Harn! It’s a thought-provoking high-speed space adventure in the vein of Samuel R. Delany and Bladerunner. I’ll be posting a more in-depth review closer to the May release date, but suffice it to say it was definitely worth the read! Speaking of Stargun…
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World Running Down book tour!
I’m super excited to be a stop on the World Running Down book tour! The tour is celebrating Al Hess’s first traditionally published book, a cozy queer post-apocalyptic road trip in near-future Utah. The writing is so inviting and the two-POV framework is perfect for the story. You can watch the video post I made…
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shape of the story
It’s the coldest day of winter so far here on the East Coast – a perfect time to make some tea and write this post that I’ve been procrastinating on! Although I had some lofty goals for January, I ended up reading more than writing through the end of the month. I’m halfway through Gideon…
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december reads
This December, I’m reading local, reviewing an ARC of a book I’m super hyped for, and am running a holiday offer on my books! I wrapped up my event schedule this past weekend with the truly rad Rad Holiday Market. It was my first time in the RadStorm space, and I loved the collaborative grass-roots…
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far, far away anthology review
Hello everyone! I usually don’t post book reviews on my blog, but I’m making an exception for Mirror World Publishing’s new anthology Far, Far Away. In today’s post, I’ll be giving a quick review of each story including a content warning (cw), so you know what to expect if you pick up a copy of…
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out in the world
This month, I’ve been focusing on The Patch Project. This book has been out in the world since 2018, and I’ve enjoyed hearing all of the feedback, online and in person. My favourite review compares the book to a ’70s psychedelic film. It was a two-star review, but I love the comparison, and that the…
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the third thursday, featuring Sharon Ledwith and Lost and Found
Welcome to week three of our blog tour! Four local authors have joined forces to share their stories and answer questions about their writing process. This week, I asked YA author Sharon Ledwith some questions about her newest book, Lost and Found! About Lost and Found “The Fairy Falls Animal Shelter is in trouble. Money trouble. It’s…
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the second thursday, featuring Justine Alley Dowsett and Mirror’s Deceit
For the next installment of the Windsor author blog tour, let me introduce you to Justine Alley Dowsett and her newest co-authored fantasy novel, Mirror’s Deceit! Meet the Author Justine Alley Dowsett is the author of nine novels and counting, and one of the founders of Mirror World Publishing. Her books, which she often co-writes…
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the first thursday, featuring Ben Van Dongen and The Thinking Machine
For the next four Thursdays, I’ll be featuring a different book by a local author – and they’ll be featuring The Patch Project! It’s our version of a book exchange-style blog tour, and should be a lot of fun! First up is Ben Van Dongen, with his new cyberpunk novella, The Thinking Machine! The Thinking…
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