We talked to Forging Silver Into Stars author Brigid Kemmerer about her new book and returning to the Cursebreakers world.
Books
Every month we read all the books we can get our hands on. We’re suggesting which ones you should read, here!
Netflix Geeked Week: ‘The School For Good And Evil’ Teaser
The balance of good and evil is always a finicky thing. Somehow, you have to maintain both in order to have balance. “Did you every wonder, where every great fairytale begins?” We had and a lot of questions were answered…
Queerly Not Straight: 15 LGBTQ+ Books Coming Out This Pride
Looking for some LGBTQ+ books to read this Pride? Queerly Not Straight has you covered with some suggestions.
Book Review: ‘A Rip Through Time’ by Kelley Armstrong
A Rip Through Time by Kelley Armstrong features a fascinating premise, but the execution falls a little flat.
Book Review: ‘This Is Not A Book About Benedict Cumberbatch: The Joy of Loving Something–Anything–Like Your Life Depends on It’
This Is Not A Book About Benedict Cumberbatch is truly not about the British actor, it’s a book about joy and finding it, with a little bitch of Cumberbatch and Cumberbitches tossed in.
Samira Ahmed Talks Hollow Fires and Writing YA
We talked to Samira Ahmed about her book Hollow Fires, following your curiosity and writing for young adults.
Book Review: The Ghosts of Rose Hill by R.M. Romero
The Ghosts of Rose Hill is a moving tale about love & loss, grief & hope, that will stay with readers long after they turn the final page.
Book Review: ‘Ayesha at Last’ By Uzma Jalaluddin
‘Ayesha at Last’ brings together the ruthless marriage market, busybody aunties, lost dreams, retribution, and a whole lot of Shakespeare.
Book Review: ‘Atomic Anna’ by Rachel Barenbaum
Rachel Barenbaum’s latest book, ‘Atomic Anna’, is a poignant re-visiting of a real life tragedy that changed the world.
Book Review: Desperately Seeking a Duchess by Christi Caldwell
Desperately Seeking a Duchess by Christi Caldwell is a fun and unusual friends-to-lovers romance set in the Regency era.