In late 2019, I was on Facebook, reading a lot of posts about books I had heard of but hadn’t bothered to actually read yet. So, I made a resolution of sorts and got to reading. Here’s my most and least loved reads of 2020. … More Best and Worst Books I Read in 2020
A friend of mine, Sarah Chorn, author of Seraphina’s Lament, has a new fantasy book coming out next week. As part of that she did a guest post on Bibliotropic worth reading. … More Reblogging: [Guest Post] Sarah Chorn, on the LGBTQ+ History of the Wild West
I finally got around to picking up The Name of the Wind this past week. (The hold list for it at the library is pretty ridiculous.)
… More Why I Didn’t Finish Rothfuss’s The Name of the Wind (a short review)
If that doesn’t catch your attention, well, you probably need more coffee. … More The King Had No Face
Heads up, horror writers! Mighty Quill Books is putting out a new anthology called Chills and Giggles. … More Open Call for Horror Stories from Mighty Quill Books
If you’re an author like me, you’ve faced down a lot of different dragons — typo dragons, self-doubt dragons, and revision dragons. … More The Re-release of Corruption of Honor Pt.I is Finally Here
One of the most important elements a book needs to have in order to hook readers is a great opening. But you never want it to come at the expense of the reader. … More Don’t Clickbait Your Book’s Readers (They Won’t Like You When They’re Angry)
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