I have the joy of being the Art Coordinator for the Phoenix Fiction Writers (PFW), a collective of 11 indie authors of science fiction and fantasy. I talk about them a lot, but they are such incredible writers and humans. I’m thankful to call them both friends and colleagues. We’re celebrating our third year as …
Happy April! No, it’s not a joke. Yes, it did arrive that quickly. There is a lot of difficulty and loss in the world right now, so I want to focus first on some things I’m thankful for: I’m thankful for the beautiful, vibrant flowers blooming all over my yard and neighborhood. I’m thankful for …
Yikes! It’s already Tuesday. Somehow, I lost track of the Mondays, but I owe you all a featured book for September. I’m not gonna lie: With school back in full swing, free time is in short supply, so I’ll skip right to the chase: Claire M. Banschbach is an author I’ve been wanting to read …
First off, I owe you an apology. It was evening of the second Monday of this month. I laid my book down, turned off the lights, and had a terrible epiphany: I forgot this month’s Grammar with Beth article. The way my schedule worked out, I was not able to get it written in a …
March’s Featured Story: Mark of the Raven, by Morgan L. Busse. #fantasy #bookrec
“The Reluctant Godfather” is a delightful retelling of Cinderella with the most endearing grumpy protagonist imaginable.
Did you have an imaginary friend when you were little? Have you ever felt like you didn’t quite fit in? If so, The Girl Who Could See is the perfect book for you. This was one of the first indie (independent author) books I read, and I’m so glad it was part of my introduction to …
This month, I planned to feature one of the books I’ve loved for a long time. Instead, I decided to tell you about the book I just finished reading: The Electrical Menagerie, by Mollie E. Reader. Why the change of plans? Because this book is simply magical. The Electrical Menagerie is perplexingly difficult to describe. It …