Amazon | Publisher Site | Goodreads Author Facebook Welcome to author Rob Chansky, who recently published Hundred Ghost Soup. I received a copy from his publisher in exchange for a fair review; you can find the review here. I liked it so much that I decided to beg for an interview. You can also read previous interviews with […]
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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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Orphans, mysteries, and Victoriana – oh my! The Kobo 40% off promotion has started, with a number of titles on sale. Use code 40DEC to get the sale price. The link to How Smoke Delivered a Christmas Present is here. This novella is the second in the series – however, I’ve written both of them
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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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Amazon | Publisher | Goodreads Author Facebook | Author Twitter | Author Instagram Welcome to fellow author Megan Rutter, who has just released the romantic suspense novel Dangerous Grounds (which I’ve read and liked and recommend). She kindly agreed to answer some questions for me. 1. First, you have to tell me about you and Minnesota. What’s
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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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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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Can men write romances? OF COURSE THEY CAN, AND THEY DO. However, a lot of male romance writers feel they have to write under female pen names and/or initials to hide their gender–and that’s just wrong. Here are some of the male writers (or partners including a male writer) of romance I’ve been able to
I have a mental checklist for emotional distress. Because I am THAT kind of nerd. But also because I often have a hard time staying in contact with my emotions and feelings (like, literally I can make physical pain go away if I’m focused on something). In order to keep myself from having some kind
Over the last year (I fudged it – I finished A Dark Matter on October 24, 2015), I’ve read a number of excellent dark-minded books. Here are the ones that stuck best with me–horror, noir, suspense, and one non-fiction. No books in the middle or end of a series; some short stories; one novella. One
