The Hand of God (Dark Legacies book 1) by Yuval Kordov The Hand of God is a fraying tapestry of post-apocalyptic nightmares. Expertly woven together with prose so visceral, this book insists on regular breaks to catch breath. There is such intensity to Kordov’s writing that I often felt the burn of too much medication as […]
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Interviews with the characters we all love with a little help from the authors that wrote them. In this case David T List Name (and title if appropriate): I am Irdessa the Undying, an arena fighter in Keswal, in the property of Lanista Udiari. Written by: David T List Links to your creator: Looks like he’s
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Interviews with the characters we all love with a little help from the authors that wrote them. In this case N.M. Rudolph Name (and title if appropriate): Rrrassiktchyackachrrr Written by: N.M. Rudolph Links to your creator: nmrudolph.com patreon.com/nmrudolph facebook.com/nmrudolphauthor Books you appear in (links welcome): Meadowvale In no more than 5 words explain your ambitions: Bring
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Interviews with the characters we all love with a little help from the authors that wrote them. In this case Astrid V.J. Name (and title if appropriate): Viola Alerion, storyteller extraordinaire and High Archivist of the Haldrian Empire Written by: Astrid V.J. USA Today Bestselling and International Literary Classics Award-winning author Links to your creator: https://www.facebook.com/people/Astrid-VJ-USA-Today-Bestselling-Author/100064127106021/
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Interviews with the characters we all love with a little help from the authors that wrote them. In this case, the legendary Anna Smith-Spark! Name (and title if appropriate): Lidae, a woman of the sword and a mother to two young sons. Written by: Anna Smith Spark Links to your creator: She is me. I am her.
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Review: The Black Tongue ThiefBy Christopher Buehlman There are many wonderful things about this book, but the first to hit me between the eyes was the beautifully crafted colloquialism that Buehlman delivers from the first page. It is not easy to use local language, phrases, and other world building enrichment tools to such effect without
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