Casey Blair has returned to Sayorsen with the release of The World of Tea Princess Chronicles: An Illustrated Companion. If you don’t already know Casey from her successful indie trilogy, Tea Princess Chronicles, you may have at least seen her in FanFiAddict’s 2024 TBRCon, in a panel on the rise of cozy fantasy! This new […]
Review: Fall, Sacred Apple by Emory Glass (The Chroma Books)
A tragedy that punches well above its weight, Fall, Sacred Apple introduces us to a world teeming with possibilities and unrest.
All About Faerie Fruit: Extended Edition
Charlotte E. English’s regency era cozy fantasy book is available now on Campfire, featuring tons of bonus content.
Excerpt: “36 Broadway Avenue,” a Story from Digital Extremities by Adam Bassett
An excerpt from “36 Broadway Avenue,” from Bassett’s sci-fi short story collection, Digital Extremities.
Review: Finish Your Story by Colton Iverson
Synopsis Embark on a transformative journey from a mere idea to a completed manuscript! If you’ve ever dreamt of finishing that novel or turning your creative sparks into tangible work, “Finish Your Story: A Guide to Completing Your Book.” is the book for you! This comprehensive resource is not just a manual but a companion […]
Review: Fifty Beasts to Break Your Heart by GennaRose Nethercott
A collection of folklore-inspired familiar and unsettling stories. Nethercott also plays with format, such as in an encyclopedic section of spooky beasts.
Review: Season of the Dragon (Dragos Primeri #1) by Natalie Wright
Season of the Dragon is a fun story with incredible worldbuilding that might just be your anyone looking for their next epic fantasy fix.
Cover Reveal: Digital Extremities by Adam Bassett
See the cover art and sign up for an ARC of a new sci-fi collection, Digital Extremities.
Cover Reveal: Witchfished (Lovespelled #1) by E.F. Watson
E.F. Watson’s cozy paranormal romance is coming soon, and we’re proud to help reveal the new cover!
Review: Babel by R.F. Kuang
Babel is a brilliant historical fiction novel, and a deeply uncomfortable read. Kuang writes it beautifully—whether she’s discussing lemon cakes or opium dens.
Review: Umbra (Sentient Stars #1) by Amber Toro
Umbra is science-fiction with a bit of everything: Exploring worlds, dogfights, politics, and a slow-burn romance.
Review: A Catalogue For the End of Humanity by Timothy Hickson
A Catalogue For the End of Humanity is a thoughtful and at times thrilling collection of stories.