Anne & Henry by Dawn Ius Guest Post: Seeing My Cover for the First Time
Today we have the first of two great guest posts from Anne & Henry author Dawn Ius as part of our Book of the Month feature. Today, Dawn talks about seeing the GORGEOUS cover of Anne & Henry...
View ArticleSpotlight on Darkness Rising by Lisa Carlisle
Hi all, I’m Lisa Carlisle and I write all kinds of romance, mostly paranormal, but often contemporary with hot military men as well. Recently I released Darkness Rising, which is part of the Chateau S…
View ArticleOur Labor of Love: Feedback
COMPLIMENTING If we’re lucky, a writer will capture a thought or feeling completely and they will serve it to us in a manner that resonates somewhere deep within. You know that feeling? It is like be…
View ArticleGuest Blog: Julie Ann Walker
Hi everyone! Julie Ann Walker here, delighted to be talking today about my mad love for men on motorcycles whose hearts happen to be as big as their… ehem… hogs. (That’s slang for their bikes! Get …
View ArticleExclusive Cover Reveal + Contest: The Girl I Used to Be by April Henry
Today, I am SO excited to share with you the exclusive cover reveal for the newest book from author April Henry, The Girl I Used to Be. This cover is GORGEOUS, and April is also here to share a great …
View ArticleA New Camelot and a Dream Fulfilled
“Sometimes the only way to find yourself is to get lost along the way.” ~John Green There’s always a moment in time when you have to make a decision, for good or ill that will alter your life. Two y…
View ArticleWelcome Jana Denardo
A big welcome today from Jana Denardo as part of her blog tour for her new release Soldiers of the Sun. Thanks to Anne for having me on her blog to talk about my novel Soldiers of the Sun. While tech…
View ArticleTen of the Best Hidden Tracks of All Time
Whether it’s a separate track not listed on the track list, or it’s tucked away after minutes of silence following the final track, there are some gems hidden at the very end of some albums we love. 1…
View ArticleThe Sequel Philip K. Dick Couldn’t Write
We are excited to hand you guys over to Peter Tieryas who has kindly agreed to stop by Fantasy-Faction and tell us a bit about the inspiration for and motivation behind his upcoming book, United State…
View ArticleRenato D’Agostin: Coast to Coast at Mile 5,803
New York-based Italian photographer Renato D’Agostin left his Brooklyn studio on July 28 with his BMW R100 to travel across America on his “Coast to Coast” trip. Accompanied by his Leica M6, he will r…
View ArticleFemale body image, fitness… and joy
A guest blog by Autumn Barlow http://thorvalkyrie.tumblr.com/post/128129428179/littlemoongoddess-booksomewench In this blog post I want to write about female body image, fitness … and joy. Celebrati…
View ArticleTell me more, tell me more! Does she have a… by Erin Saluda
Tell me more, tell me more! Does she have a… A reader’s perspective on series by Erin Saluda My wife and I are already planning our Thanksgiving activities, it is Fall now that Labor Day has passe…
View ArticleJulie Solomon’s Blog: Overcoming the Postpartum Blues
The first photos following the birth of Johnathon Schaech and his wife Julie Solomon‘s son showed a smiling, happy family of three. But now, on the eve of their son’s second birthday, Solomon is refl…
View ArticleGuest Post-The Making of a Writer
I’m sure you all remember that a few weeks ago I said I was thinking of having guest posters every so often on this blog. My dearest, most devoted readers (who always comment on my posts–thank you, la…
View ArticleGuest Blog: “Comparative Racism” by Ellen Hawley
Introducing moon child guest blogger: Ellen Hawley! My name is Ellen Hawley and I am an American living in Britain. I have published three novels: The Divorce Diet (Kensington Press; 2015), Open Line …
View ArticleBook Tours: Guest Post In Shadows Waiting
I’m hosting a guest post today by Stewart Bint, author of paranormal horror “In Shadows Waiting”. Enjoy the guest post! I’ll leave the word to Stewart now. Why I Write Horror My two genres, horror an…
View ArticleShowered in Gold Dust by Ann Aptaker
Have you ever noticed how the weekend has a way of just sneaking up on a person? I was in no way prepared for today to be Sunday. And yet, here it is. Imagine that. Y’all know what Sunday means here …
View Article#MondayBlogs: The Prose Poem
Originally posted on Shannon A Thompson: Intro: Poetry is important to me. When readers ask about my background in writing, they are almost always curious about my education regarding writing. More…
View ArticleGuest Post: AshleyRose Sullivan
Alternate Alternate History I love history. I love alternate history. I love looking at our past through a cracked lens and imagining a different present. Often, when we think of alternate history, we…
View ArticleGuest Post: AshleyRose Sullivan
Originally posted on Armand Rosamilia: Alternate Alternate History I love history. I love alternate history. I love looking at our past through a cracked lens and imagining a different pre…
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