Where are all my dystopian sci-fi and horror readers out there? I’ve got a special book for ya today – a genre-bending tale of music and monsters…all the yes. Author B.A. Bellec joined me for a chat about all things writing and Pulse, this intriguing book of his, as part of the Pulse Book Blitz presented by Storytellers On Tour. There will be a few other features popping up across blogs and social media to show Pulse a bit of love, so keep an eye out. This is one you don’t want to miss!
Storytellers On Tour has given me the opportunity to meet and work with so many incredible authors from the indie SFF community, and today is no exception! It’s an absolute honor to welcome author Sean R. Bell to the blog for the official Kickoff of The Secret of the Sword Book Tour. So, what makes The Grandfather Chronicles Trilogy so special? Take cherished personal memories and combine them with flavors of Arthurian legend, and you have the makings of a unique story ready to branch out into the world. I don’t know about you, but I LOVE tales of King Arthur and his knights, retellings, twists, all of it! What are some of your favorite legends?
Over the last few years there has been an incredible month-long celebration of the self-publishing community, and this past September I spotted a beautiful book that quickly landed on my TBR. I can’t tell you how thrilled I was when author Brianna da Silva reached out to chat about said book, City of Reckoning. If you’re in the market for an epic fantasy tale led by unconventional non-human MCs and a sprawling, rich world, then maybe this chonker of a book is just the one you’re looking for. Keep scrolling to learn more about the first entry in Saga I of the Nerasia series, and check out the interview to meet its lovely author.
Today I’m excited to welcome author J. Todd Kingrea to the blog for a chat about all things writing and his newly released debut novel, The Witchfinder. Kingrea’s The Deiparian Saga boasts a unique blend of a post-apocalyptic world and a Medieval setting, and filled with demons, sorcery, witches, and adventure – it’s sure to be an exciting story to be enjoyed by fans of the fantasy and horror genres alike. Keep scrolling to learn more about this dystopian tale of corruption and freedom, and check out the incredible interview to meet the author!
Welcome to the Kickoff of the Dark Oak Book Tour presented by Storytellers On Tour! Today I’m thrilled to take part in showing Jacob Sannox’s dark epic fantasy novel a bit of love, even if it’s just for a spotlight for now. I’m already familiar with Sannox’s work as I’ve read and thoroughly enjoyed The Ravenmaster’s Revenge, which I highly recommend to anyone who enjoys Arthurian Fantasy with a twist. So, this first book in his The Dark Oak Chronicles series is definitely towards the top of my to-read list. I cannot wait to hear what everyone thinks of this one, so stay tuned for a fantastic week ahead!
Today I’m excited to welcome author J. Todd Kingrea to the blog for a chat about all things writing and his newly released debut novel, The Witchfinder. Kingrea’s The Deiparian Saga boasts a unique blend of a post-apocalyptic world and a Medieval setting, and filled with demons, sorcery, witches, and adventure – it’s sure to be an exciting story to be enjoyed by fans of the fantasy and horror genres alike. Keep scrolling to learn more about this dystopian tale of corruption and freedom, and check out the incredible interview to meet the author!
Happy Halloween, everyone! This past week we’ve had a great batch of features spotlighting the recently released Paranormal novella, Grave Reflection over at Storytellers On Tour. Today I’m joined by A. Lawrence, author of the Inhale and Ghost Punch…
Today we’re joined by Angela Boord, and we discuss her upcoming novelette Dragonmeat featured in the Dark Ends anthology, the fine art of multitasking, her approach to writing those difficult scenes, and her stance on dragons.
Today we’re joined by Krystle Matar, and we discuss her upcoming novelette Taint featured in the Dark Ends anthology, her writing habits, why she’s the authorly equivalent of a magpie, and advice for reading Gemmell.
Today we’re joined by Clayton Snyder, and we discuss his upcoming novelette Savages featured in the Dark Ends anthology, what he does when facing down the dreaded middle, the effects of BPD, and the perfect cup of coffee.
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