While abuse can take many forms, one commonality is that it can help if you share your feelings with someone who has suffered similarly. It’s what draws together the two participants of Martha Anne Toll’s dark fantasy romance novel ...CONTINUE
Read more
The writer has a degree in Shakespeare, the press materials reference Bridgerton, and the hero’s name unintentionally recalls a certain dark knight’s favorite reporter. But in the following email interview about the romantic young adult sci-fi space opera ...CONTINUE
Read more
War…war never changes. Which may be why some people are just happier when there’s a war. Such is the problem facing the crew of the Starlight’s Shadow in Jessie Mihalik’s sci-fi space opera trilogy of the same name. ...CONTINUE
Read more
Usually when someone writes a science fiction story about a technology that doesn’t exist…yet, the writer will base their version more on fictional depictions than real science. But in the following email interview with writer Drew Magary about his ...CONTINUE
Read more
While the idea of using writing as a form of therapy isn’t new, we often associate it with the writing of poetry or song lyrics. But in the following email interview about her romantic fantasy novel Given (hardcover ...CONTINUE
Read more
Writer Charlie N. Holmberg is known for writing such romantic fantasy stories as The Paper Magician and Smoke And Summons. But in the following email interview about her new novel, The Will And The Wilds (paperback, ...CONTINUE
Read more
Though not the best choice, a lot of people do find comfort in running away from their problems. But in Madeleine Roux’s new sci-fi horror thriller romance Salvaged (paperback, Kindle), we see the folly in running ...CONTINUE
Read more
While there’s often been love stories in fantasy realms — see all the fucking they do in Game Of Thrones — most of them are fantasy tales with just a bit of lovin’ to break up all the fightin’ and ...CONTINUE
Read more