Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, and Other Speculative Fiction
Sweep of Stars, the first in a brand-new trilogy that explores the struggles of an empire, hits shelves everywhere on 3/29 and we cannot wait for this book to get into your hands. To help prepare us for this epic new journey, author Maurice Broaddus joined us on the blog to talk more about the journey around writing this new series. Check it out here!
Murder and intrigue on the steps of the United States capital building pulls Robert Brixton into his most personal case yet in Margaret Truman’s Murder at the CDC. Check out what author Jon Land has to say in regards to toeing the line between fiction and reality in this gripping and enthralling new tale in the…
What does it take to make your fantasy world come alive on paper? Scott Drakeford, author of the upcoming debut Rise of the Mages, joined us on the blog to talk about his book and the worldbuilding that came with writing it. Check out his post below! By Scott Drakeford Fantasy worlds give life to…
Shelley Noble, author of A Secret Never Told, joins us on the blog today to talk about where she gets the ideas for her characters!
Read about what inspired Spencer Quinn to write the newest installment in the Chet & Bernie series, It’s a Wonderful Woof!
We are so excited that You Sexy Thing by Cat Rambo is going to be hitting shelves in just one week and even MORE excited that the author has joined us on the blog today to introduce us to the crew of their upcoming book! Check it out here. By Cat Rambo Captain Niko Larsen is of…
Ryka Aoki, author of Light From Uncommon Stars, pairs her author friends with donuts!
We are still absolutely OBSESSED with the cover of To Sleep in a Sea of Stars by Christopher Paolini, so to celebrate the release of the paperback on October 19, we’re resharing an exclusive interview between Christopher and cover designer Lindy Martin! Check out their Q&A here, and a big thanks to Inside Faceout for providing this piece (original article here).
To celebrate the release of Hank Phillippi Ryan’s newest book Her Perfect Life, she shares the story of two of her biggest mistakes and helps us remember that no one is perfect.
Everything is change and everything ends, but can old things become new again?
Check out Alaya Dawn Johnson, author of the acclaimed novel Trouble the Saints, and her essay below on publishing a novel for the first time in six years and writing about structural inequality, colorism, judicial and extra-judicial violence.