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The Delta Codex, by Deva Fagan
The Delta Codex, by Devan Fagan, is a vividly engrossing story of a brave girl who fights to save her world. It is upper middle grade scien...
Genre Fiction
A Better World is Possible: Global Youth Confront the Climate Crisis
A Better World Is Possible: Global Youth Confront the Climate Crisis, by Meera Subramanian and Danica Novgorodoff (March 3, 2026 by First S...
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The Realm Immortal Series Is Getting New Hardbacks and I Cannot Stop Screaming About It
If you ever watched Labyrinth and never quite recovered from seeing David Bowie as the Goblin King, this series is for you.
If you ever watc...
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Written Between Moments: Finishing a First Draft.
Marking the completion of my novel's first draftWhere the story ends (for now)Finishing a first draft brings you to two words every writer l...
Authors & Interviews
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Jeremy Visick, by David Wiseman, for Timeslip Tuesday
Time slipped from my fingers this past month, so it's been a while since last Timeslip Tuesday. But here I am, offering one of the best tim...
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Library Journal starred review for Platform Decay
Platform Decay by Martha Wells “Murderbot volunteered for this rescue mission because it’s certain that they have the best odds of accomplis...
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Kirkus on Out Law
Out Law by Jim Butcher “In this installment of Butcher’s Dresden Files series, the staff-wielding wizard is honor-bound to return a favor to...
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Booklist starred review for Platform Decay
Platform Decay by Martha Wells “The newest Murderbot novel (after System Collapse, 2023) has our titular (not really an anti) hero aided by...
Book Reviews
Gillian Reads: The Tree and the Mountain by Jonathan Cave | Inspirational Fiction Book Review
As both a writer and a reader, I’m always drawn to books that offer more than just a story — the kind that leave you thinking long after you...
Book Reviews
Adam's Common, by David Wiseman, for Timeslip Tuesday
I'm back for another Timeslip Tuesday with Adam's Common, by David Wiseman (1984). 14-year old Peggy is dragged along to England from her ho...
Publishing Industry
William Caxton: The Man who brought Printing to England
by Toni MountWhen you think about the
printing press, you might picture Gutenberg, or maybe the rise of books in the
Renaissance. But did y...
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The Spy Who Changed the Course of British History
By Nancy Bilyeau
The year: 1745. London? In a panic. The long-exiled Stuart family, driven out in 1688, was threatening to retake the Engli...
Genre Fiction
Marguerite of Anjou - A woman scorned...
by Judith ArnoppI first came across Marguerite while I was at university where I was struck by her unjust legacy. I spent many years researc...
Authors & Interviews
Gillian reads, The Ophelia Murders. The new crime fiction by J. M. Simpson
Welcome back to my little olde blog 😊I’ve just finished reading The Ophelia Murders by J. M. Simpson. This is the first in her new Whistler...
Book Reviews
Gillian reads, More Fun with Bob the Bear, the latest children's picture book, by Alice Chambers.
Today’s review is the latest in Alice Chambers’ Bob the Bear series, entitled More Fun with Bob the Bear. This is the fourth in the series a...
Book Reviews
Gillian's Book Review: Selena Flowers and the Phantom Tides, the latest YA/children's fiction book, by Ella English
Gillian reads - Selena Flowers and the Phantom Tides, by Ella English.Today's review is Selena Flowers and the Phantom Tides, the second in...
Book Reviews
The influence of the Anglo-Saxon language on modern English by Toni Mount
As an author, I’m fascinated by
the English language with all its quirky words, strange spellings and vast
vocabulary which gives write...
Authors & Interviews
Canterbury Tales Intervention
by Jack Heerema I suffer from a heroic mindset, aggravated by the romance of historical fiction.There is no twelve-step program. There is no...
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The Oaks Mine Christmas Disaster
by David A. JacintoDecember 12th, 1866, began not unlike most winter days in the village of Hoyle Mill. Two weeks before Christmas, a foggy...
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