Alex Robins Alex Robins was born in Norwich, England back when it was still trendy to wear lycra tracksuits and bright pink headbands. Norwich School Library was where he first discovered his love of reading, an old converted undercroft packed to the rafters with books. The first fantasy series he read was The Dragonlance Chronicles Read More
#Indieaugust Author Spotlight: Vaela Denarr & Micah Iannandrea
Vaela Denarr & Micah Iannandrea Our names are Vaela (She/They) and Micah (They/Them), and beyond being in a committed romantic (unfortunately long distance) relationship, we write queer stories together. Our debut was THE GIFT OF BLOOD, a story that started out as simply being about a vampire hunting monsters, and evolved into a tale of Read More
#Indieaugust Author Spotlight: A. R. Witham
A. R. Witham A.R. Witham is the author of The Legend of Black Jack, his fantasy debut. A three-time Emmy-winning writer-producer and a great lover of adventure, Andy is the world’s foremost expert on the history of Keymark. He loves to talk with young people and adults who remember what young people know. He has Read More
#Indieaugust Author Spotlight: R. A. Klepsis
R. A. Klepsis R. A. Klepsis, author and Wizard Extraordinaire, spends most of his time at his residence outside of Ilium, where he writes and tends his collection of tiny monsters. His previous works include Dragonslayer: a Young Wizard’s Tale and Lair of Tellenioc. He insists that the stories that blame him for inciting the Read More
#indieaugust is starting!
I know it’s the fifth of August already but there’s more planned than you’ve seen on the blog. Like with previous indie celebration months, the daily author spotlights are back. This is the fourth time we’re doing this and there are still many more indies to discover! I’ve got reviews of indie books scheduled and Read More
#Indieaugust Author Spotlight: Ceril N Domace
Ceril N Domace Ceril N Domace is an accountant, the owner of a cat with more zooms than sense, and a dedicated dungeon master. As a lover of fiction works great and small, Ceril has been reading age-inappropriate stories since her father failed to pull The Silmarillion from her grubby little fingers at age five. Read More
#Indieaugust Author Spotlight: Kara Jorgensen
Kara Jorgensen Kara Jorgensen (she/they) is a queer, nonbinary oddball with a penchant for all things antiquated, morbid, or just plain strange. While in college, she realized she no longer wanted to be Victor Frankenstein but instead wanted to write like Mary Shelley and thus abandoned her future career in science for writing. She melds Read More
#Indieaugust Author Spotlight: Melinda Kucsera
Melinda Kucsera Melinda writes epic fantasy adventures when armies of fictional characters aren’t storming her apartment and begging for page time. Some characters will do anything for a scene, but that’s another story. If you want to meet those characters, check out her books. Website | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram His Angelic Keeper Books Read More
ARC Review: Strange Cargo by Patrick Samphire
Thank you to the author for providing a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. Strange Cargo is the third novel in the Mennik Thorn series. It’s short than the first two but this is a bonus novel! We’re getting one more book. This book is a direct follow-up to the Read More
#Indieaugust Author Spotlight: Oli Jacobs
Oli Jacobs Oli Jacobs is a hairy chap fully embracing the hermit writer lifestyle. He is known for his horror tales such as Wilthaven and Station 17, and when not writing can be found lusting after obscure films in HMV. Website | Twitter | Instagram Deep Down There Summary Until the hole appears. Perfectly round Read More