Indie Author Interview - Jevon Knights, writer of Guardian of the Cursed Crown
Jevon Knights is the Author of Guardian of the Cursed Crown! Jevon Knights is a fantasy writer and blogger who wants to entertain with...
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- Jul 16
Indie Author Interview - Stuart Reid, writer of the Gorgeous George series
Stuart Reid is the Author of the Gorgeous George series amongst others! Stuart Reid is one of the busiest children’s authors in Britain...
- Apr 24
Indie Author Interview - Lucy Lyons, writer of The Finding Machine
Lucy Lyons is the Author of The Finding Machine! Lucy Lyons worked in London as an editorial illustrator before realising she loved...
- Apr 20
Indie Author Interview - L.N. Hunter, writer of The Feather and the Lamp
L. N. Hunter is the Author of The Feather and the Lamp, amongst others! L.N. Hunter’s comic fantasy novel, The Feather and the Lamp, sits...
- Apr 18
Indie Author Interview - Kyoko M, writer of the Of Cinder and Bone Series
Kyoko M is the Author of the Of Cinder and Bone series, amongst others! Kyoko M is a USA Today bestselling author and a fangirl. She is...
- Apr 15
Indie Author Interview - Karen Eisenbrey, writer of Ego and Endurance
Karen Eisenbrey is the Author of Ego and Endurance and The Daughter of Magic Trilogy series, amongst others! Karen Eisenbrey lives in...
- Jun 3, 2022
Book Review / TITAN (The Titan Trilogy #1) (2022)
After a devastating war the world is now under the control of a “democratic” global government known as the World Unity and Peace...
- May 8, 2022
Book Review / The String Rider (2021)
I read this book last year with the intent of getting the review out then for book of the month (no longer running currently), so many...
- Jul 31, 2021
Book Review / Choosing Life: My Father’s Journey in Film from Hollywood to Hiroshima
People have always been connected to their ancestors in one way or another. But most records, gravestones, or pictures will never be able...
- Apr 29, 2021
Book Review / Nena (The Viking Treasure Huntress #1)
On the coast of Norway over a millennia ago, a young warrior named Jarl visited a renowned shipmaker to request a great vessel to seek...
- Apr 1, 2021
Indie Author Podcast Interview - R.Janet Walraven, author of Connect for Classroom Success
R.Janet Walraven is the Author of Connect for Classroom Success amongst other books! Today’s interview is with former teacher, R. Janet...
- Jan 13, 2021
Book Review / The Truth: The Biggest Cover-up in History
Books like this are certainly the kind that will be like Marmite to most. Some might call it controversial, some might call it...
- Nov 12, 2020
Book Review / Divas, Dogs & Dreamers
Sophie Wilde is a part-time wardrobe mistress in the West End, also working as a cycle courier to earn extra cash to afford her life in...
- Oct 1, 2020
Book Review / Barely in Time
Poor Danny Maelstrom is a foreigner in his own country. Having lost his parents as a baby, and after the inconvenience of them changing...
- Aug 16, 2020
Indie Author Interview - Robert Crouch, writer of The Kent Fisher Mysteries
Robert Crouch is the Author of The Kent Fisher Mysteries series amongst others! Robert Crouch is the author of the Kent Fisher murder...
- Aug 10, 2020
Book Review / By the Feet of Men
It's somewhat disturbing to read a dystopia that seems much more tolerable than real life currently. Alright, just joking...mostly...but...
- May 14, 2020
Book Review / The Earth... but not As We Know It (Colour): An Exploration
It's so nice to be able to escape from the propaganda machine that is Globalism and reach into other, more interesting and explorative...
- Apr 21, 2020
Book Review / The Earl's Enchanting Escapade (Dastardly Lords #3)
This series just gives me joy. Bit of Regency sexiness, bit of sassy ladies, roguish rogues, some fun and games at the expense of both,...
- Apr 18, 2020
Book Review / Dust & Lightning
The thing I hate most about Rebecca Crunden's work is that she either makes me want to write, now, right now, RIGHT NOW, or she makes me...
- Apr 13, 2020
Book Review / False Flags over Europe: A Modern History of State-Fabricated Terror
Did you like The Matrix? did you think, wow, what a complex, enduring, thought-provoking film, with just enough action, suspense and...
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