17th September 2019 - A Little Hatred - Joe Abercrombie War. Politics. Revolution.The Age of Madness has arrived . . . The chimneys of industry rise over Adua and the world seethes with new opportunities. But old scores run deep as ever. On the blood-soaked borders of Angland, Leo dan Brock struggles to win fame... Continue Reading →
Cynthia A. Morgan is an award-winning author; columnist for the national magazine Fresh LifeStyle, and a member of the Poetry Society of America and Artists for Peace. Creator of the mythical realm of Jyndari and author of the epic fantasy Dark Fey Trilogy, Morgan’s powerful story relates how the power of hope, acceptance and forgiveness... Continue Reading →
“What color moth do you want?” The old man and his visitor sat on hassocks covered with a leather that was dark and cracked with age, in the spare mountain hut. They sipped autumn flush tea, savoring the amber liquid’s musky flavor, while the old man readied himself to deliver his lecture for the thousandth... Continue Reading →
10th September 2019 - Reluctant King - Montana Ash A demon who would be king and an angel assassin; together they will discover that Purgatory can be both Heaven and Hell. Demon. Soldier. King. As General of the Demon Horde of Purgatory, Abraxis was never supposed to rule. But when a hidden enemy begins to... Continue Reading →
I am the author Amy Croucher Rose, on most days you can see me tottering around Winchester university, or in a multitude of coffee shops typing up scribbled notes for my books. I am a writer and author of my debut novel Avaland. What’s your favourite part of the lifestyle of an Author? I write... Continue Reading →
For an Underground station Putney Bridge is peculiarly ill-placed. For a start it’s around thirty feet up in the air. The District Line, of which it’s part, only becomes subterranean ten minutes or so up the track to Earl’s Court. Between there and here it’s an aerial ride through the rooftops, roof terraces and loft... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Hannah Vernon Contest. A vicious sounding word, carrying connotations of conflict, destruction. And that was how I found this novel to be. The reader is introduced immediately to Theo, a stowaway, confined to a trunk in the “frigid mountain”s, escaped from Rigol but confined instantly to a carriage and the company of Lorsik,... Continue Reading →
2nd September 2019 - The Free Citizen - TJ Sedgwick Earth, 2082. Operative Calvin Rae infiltrates an enemy space station to steal a revolutionary prototype on behalf of President White, Father of the Renaissance. But the Space Station Erasmus is infected with the alien parasite which has spread across Europe and now threatens the American... Continue Reading →
When Ellis Michaels isn't away on some wild adventure, slaying monsters, saving damsels in distress, and collecting treasure, he writes books. His most ambitious quest yet, Ellis plans to keep writing until the day... the hour... the minute... until he takes his last breath. What’s your favourite part of the lifestyle of an Author? Being... Continue Reading →
