Nick Cutter, author of horror books such as “The Troop,” “The Deep,” “Little Heaven,” “The Handyman Method,” and new from Gallery Books, “The Queen,” is one of the first contemporary horror writers I came across. To say I wouldn’t be where I am without his work is no understatement, considering “The Troop,” was the first […]
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SFF Addicts Ep. 128: Tasha Suri talks The Lotus Empire, Sapphic Fantasy, Anime & More
Join co-hosts Adrian M. Gibson and M.J. Kuhn as they chat with award-winning author Tasha Suri about her new novel The Lotus Empire, completing The Burning Kingdoms trilogy, her love for anime, sapphic fantasy and the romantasy boom, South Asian/historical inspirations in her work, writing messy characters and multiple POVs, piquing readers’ curiosity, the shortcomings of academia, Dev Patel, knights and much more.
COVER REVEAL: The City of Mist and Tears (Mothers of Sorrow #1) by Alex Robins
Blurb A riveting new story set in the acclaimed War of the Twelve universe. Keselgraad. A city of iron and stone, rising from the mist-shrouded wasteland to pierce the pallid clouds. A colossal man-made mountain stretching a mile high, from the blood-stained alleyways of the Slums to the crystal-studded spire of the Church of the […]
Double Cover Reveal – STATIC SIGNAL LIVING LEGACY & TALES OF THE STARS by Livia J Elliot
Today I have the honour of doing my first double cover reveal for the very talented and clearly highly skilled multi-tasker Livia J Elliot. The books-with-choices will be released on November 1st through Unearthed Stories and can be read for free (yes you read that correctly) You can install Unearthed Stories for free: Right now […]
Cover Reveal: The Execution of Rooker Flynn (Locke Institute Trilogy Book 3) by A.R Witham
Today I have the double honour of announcing both the title and revealing the cover for the third instalment in AR Whitham’s hugely entertaining Locke Institute Trilogy. Book 3, The Execution of Rooker Flynn, is due out Summer 2025 and completes the story started in The Crimes of Rooker Flynn and continued in The Trial […]
Cover Reveal: So Sing the Barrows by Steve Hugh Westenra
It’s my pleasure to help reveal the cover for Steve Hugh Westernra’s upcoming book, So Sing the Barrows. Steve is also the author of the epic fantasy book The Wings of Ashtaroth; he also penned the queer horror comedy The Erstwhile Tyler Kyle. With So Sing the Barrows, Steve’s giving us something a bit different. […]
The 8 Destinations of Digital Extremities
A behind-the-scenes look at the places readers will visit in Digital Extremities.
COVER REVEAL: A Ballad of Vengeance by Karim Soliman
Blurb After decades of self-exile in the Northlands, Aqen decides to return to his homeland, not only to settle a score with a Kemetian titan, but also to end a threat to his family, once and for all. Knowing that he is not the same warrior he used to be, Aqen is fully aware that […]
COVER REVEAL: Wild Skies (A Yeehaw Dragons Story) by K.E. Andrews
Blurb I’ll trade ya a story for a drink. It’s a story about a handsome son of a gun and his trusty dragon, Bean, on the hunt for the notorious train robber, Talon. In a land shaped by dragons, magic, and bullets, Dale Hartwell is just trying to make a living hunting down bandits and […]
COVER REVEAL: Bloodbound (The Binding Tenets Trilogy #2) by G.J. Terral
In case you haven’t seen or forgot what Book 1 looked like, here is the cover for Bloodwoven And now, what you came here for. The cover for Bloodbound 🙂 Blurb Those bound by blood leave no lines left uncrossed. Aemun’s actions months prior ripple beyond Danica’s borders as an oblivious Lin struggles to retain […]
SFF Addicts Ep. 127: Convincing Details & Descriptions with Nghi Vo (Mini-Masterclass)
Join Adrian M. Gibson and guest co-host Greta Kelly as they delve into a mini-masterclass on Convincing Details & Descriptions with award-winning author Nghi Vo. During the episode, Nghi gets into the nitty gritty of details, exploring what details/descriptions can do for readers, how to approach details in your writing, delivering effective details, setting expectations for your descriptive style, description in short vs. long form fiction, surface detail vs. hyper detail, describing characters, character actions, world details, plausibility and more.
Author Interview: CJ Leede
Another Friday, another author interview! This week I’m sharing my conversation with CJ Leede, author of Maeve Fly and the recently released American Rapture. Now, American Rapture is a book that meant a whole hell of a lot to me, one that made me feel seen and heard in ways that feel extremely niche and […]