#BookReview INSIDE OUT by @ThorneMoore #RBRT #SciFi
So you want to write Science Fiction? Isaac Asimov wrote an essay for Modern Science Fiction (1953, ed. Reginald Bretnor) in which …
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#BookReview THE TRICKSTER’S SISTER by R. Chris Reeder #fantasy #coming-of-age #TuesdayBookBlog #RBRT
Blurb: After getting kidnapped by a demigod and imprisoned in another dimension, Makayla was really hoping that her life …
Want to write fantasy?(You say #trope like it’s a bad thing…) #TuesdayBookBlog #humor
Nope, nope, nope. I have no more excuses. Sure, I’ve been in a terrible mood for the past year or …
Gaslight-paranormal-and-just-a-bit-romantic-police-procedural #GenreMashup! PLUS #BookReview of Moon Over London by @ShawnaReppert #TuesdayBookBlog #humor
In my recent blog here, I promised some short reviews of recent reads that have two things in common: they’re …
#GenreMashup Week #BookReview 5: Bodies in the Boatyard by @EllenJacobson #humor #sailing #CozyMystery
Some like it cozy. I was in Paris last week, where my daughter found a wonderful flat to rent for …
#GenreMashup Week #BookReview number 1: Fear & Phantoms by @CarolJHedges #VictorianDetective #RBRT
Now that you’re all genre experts after my intro-post here, I’ve promised a week of book reviews of new genre …
Let the #GenreMashup begin! #Mystery #Romance #Thriller #humor
In my recent blog here, I promised some short reviews of recent reads. The books are different in almost every …
GenreMash? PLUS #RBRT #BookReview Shrouds of Darkness by Brock E. Deskins
In writing a novel, when in doubt, have two guys come through the door with guns.” ― Raymond Chandler Do the …
Most dangerous relationship question. Answered. PLUS #BookReview of HELL NIGHT by Matt Kincade #zombie #horror #humor
The most dangerous relationship question: What do you want to watch? With the possible exception of joint DIY projects or …
Best ‘horrifying, #romantic, tragic, comic, #SciFi cowboy #detective novel’ ever! The Devil’s Mouth by Matt Kincade #FridayReads
Genre bingo (or How to Write a Bestselling Book/Hit Movie) : Life isn’t divided into genres. It’s a horrifying, romantic, tragic, …
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