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Excerpt From A Dragon Will Rise
When I set out to write A Dragon Will Rise at the end of 2021, it was after spending the first half of the year on the long, gruelling book that was Blood of Dragons and the second half of the year creating the updated editions of Spirit of the Dragon and The Dragon's...
Guest Post: Kriti’s Adventures in Genres (and Fantasy in Particular)
What kind of books do you like to read? Do you stick to one or two genres or do you like to hop around from genre to genre as your mood changes? Have you ever noticed your reading habits and preferences evolving over time? These are just some of the questions that Kriti considers today in this guest post! Kriti and I read a lot of books together, jumping across genres depending on how we’re feeling. She’s so skilled at reflecting on the books that we read and finding new ways to consider the story that I’ve never thought of.
Book Review: Miss Percy’s Pocket Guide to the Care and Feeding of British Dragons
My most recent read was Miss Percy’s Pocket Guide to the Care and Feeding of British Dragons, a light regency fantasy novel with a middle-aged spinster for a heroine. The story features a baby dragon and a LOT of cake, so if all that meets your fancy, be sure to keep reading my review! 😉
Spirit of the Dragon, the Updated Edition
After many months of re-thinking and editing, I’m here today with the official announcement for the updated edition of Spirit of the Dragon! I’m happy to give you a preview of the new edition of the book.
Announcing White Raven Chronicles!
I have amazing news for you today. For as long as I’ve been writing, I’ve dreamed of having my own publishing house. Nothing fancy, just something that belonged to me and was passionate about the same topics as I am. A place where I can tell the stories I want to tell and build a community of like-minded readers, writers, and professionals.
Book Review: The Goddess of Nothing At All by Cat Rector
I’m SO thrilled to share The Goddess of Nothing At All with you today. A beautiful tale of perseverence and love, of struggling against the world and fate, all wrapped in a package of Norse mythology, gods and goddesses, and magic. This book is on the darker side, but if that’s your cup of tea, it’s one I can wholeheartedly recommend. Read on to find out more!
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