Dawn Brotherton’s Newest Cozy Mystery: Oaky With a Hint of Murder
Dawn Brotherton has crafted captivating blend of vintage allure and contemporary suspense in her soon-to-be released Oaky With a Hint of Murder. Scheduled to debut on March 12th, 2024, Oaky is poised to enchant readers with its cozy yet compelling mystery, marking an intriguing installment in the Eastover Treasure series. Brotherton tells us that this […]
Ross Phillips – But Now I See Book Spotlight
But Now I See Following the tumultuous course of American history in the mid-nineteenth century, here is the story of Nathan Butterfield—a preacher’s son whose faith in God is all but destroyed as he experiences the loss of loved ones and friends and witnesses his country being torn apart by the brutal realities of slavery. […]
A Timeless Journey of Resilience: A Review of Ivy Hill by Arthur Ruben
Arthur Ruben’s work effortlessly brings the streets of 1950s Brooklyn and Newark to life, evoking a sense of familiarity and authenticity that is truly remarkable. As someone who grew up in the same era as the characters in Ivy Hill, reading this novel felt like a trip down memory lane. You can tell every detail […]
Tim Facciola – A Vengeful Realm Book Spotlight
A Vengeful Realm: The Scales of Balance, Book 1 Peace bought by blood seldom lasts, for vengeance knows no end. The same is true for mortals and gods alike. Decades, centuries, and even eras may pass, but the cycle remains. As war and revolution rise again, Zephyrus finds himself at the center of it all. […]
Tales of a Spiritual Sun by Paul Kiritsis Book Review: Modern Resonance of Ancient Lore
In Tales of a Spiritual Sun, Paul Kiritsis offers a contemporary lens through which ancient Greek myths are told. This collection of short stories breathes new life into familiar narratives like Medusa and King Midas while introducing lesser-known legends such as Orpheus and Proteus. What sets Kiritsis’ work apart is the fusion of psychology and […]
Guest Post by Paul Kiritsis, From Ancestral Lore to Spiritual Awakening: A Life Shaped by Myth and Mystery
I was born on 15th July 1979 at the Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne, Australia, as an incarnation of Greek stock. If the axiom “we choose our parents” is to be believed, the decisions I made before my conception are to be commended. Both my parents left Macedonia, Greece, for greener pastures in Australia in […]
Expand Your Mind: an Interview with Christine Church
Christine Church is not your average fantasy author. Christine writes passionately, topics ranging from non-fiction, to romance, to the paranormal. She has been writing since age nine, and her first publication was a non-fiction cat care book. She is an award-winning author, her Fate of the True Vampires series being a best-seller. In this interview, we […]
Exploring Worlds Through Words: An Interview with Vincent Czyz
Vincent Czyz is an accomplished author, known for his diverse body of work including a short story collection, novel, novella, and essays. His writing has been featured in prestigious publications such as Shenandoah, AGNI, Tin House, and more. Czyz is a recipient of two fiction fellowships from the NJ Council on the Arts, the William […]
Lois Liggett: Deciphering Norse Mythos
Lois Liggett has an impressive professional background. She is a retired physical therapist with an M.A. in gerontology and a B.S. in physical therapy. Beyond her medical career, Lois is deeply passionate about language, she has been affectionately regarded as the “Word Lady.” Lois has conducted several word discussion groups and delivered lectures on semantics. […]
Dixon Hearne: A Distinguished Voice of the American South
Author Dixon Hearne has received many honors, winner of the Creative Spirit Award, nominee for Pushcart Prizes and the Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award, amongst many others. Born and raised in the American South, a lot of his writing is inspired by the rich images of his daily life. In this interview, we learn a little more […]