DeAnna Knippling

Interview with Richard Bamberg, author of Wanderers: Ragnarök

Amazon | Goodreads | Author Website  Author Facebook Page | Author Goodreads Page | Author Amazon Page Welcome to fellow author and former long-term critique partner Richard Bamberg, author of the Wanderers urban fantasy series and other novels.  Previous interviews with Rob Chansky, P.R. Adams, and Megan Rutter are also available. 1. You and I were in a critique group together when this book was […]

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Interview with Philip Adams, author of Momentary Stasis

Amazon | Apple | Kobo | B&N |  Goodreads Author Facebook | Author Twitter | Author Website Welcome to fellow author Philip Adams, author of Momentary Stasis and other works.  The previous interview with Megan Rutter went so well that I decided to do another one–and once again got an interesting perspective on a book that I liked.  (Full disclosure, I

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New fiction on Amazon – “Something Borrowed, Something Blue”

Kindle | Goodreads (reviews)(Note: available on Kindle Unlimited) “Something borrowed, something blue. Something terrible will happen to you.”It’s a bad neighborhood in Detroit, the kind of place where abandoned houses get stripped, then taken over by squatters, then burned. But it’s about to get worse.Across the street is a white van with those words spray-painted on the side

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New fiction live – “Something Borrowed, Something Blue,” contemporary horror on Wattpad

This one is currently available only on Wattpad; I entered it in the #TNTHorrorContest.  The next phase of the contest happens on December 2, with the top 100 stories posted to the contest webpage.  There appear to be a TON of entries.  It’s currently free to read; if nothing else happens with it, I’ll put

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New fiction live – “How Smoke Got Out of the Chimneys” – Historical Crime/Caper

A Victorian Orphan makes good. How Smoke Got Out of the Chimneys (Smoke #1) Kindle | Nook | Kobo | iBooks | Goodreads (reviews) (still some links going up) London, England. 1840.Gangs of four- and five-year-old orphans are being used as “apprentice” chimney sweeps–they’re the only ones who can fit down the narrow chimneys, taking brushes and baskets down with them into upper-class Victorian

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