#BookReview of Latecomers by Rich Marcello #RBRT #MagicRealism #LiteraryFiction
What makes it Science Fiction? Lately, I’ve been reading some fabulous books from Rosie’s Book Review Team, and thinking about …
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The Girl With All the (Meta)Plots. Plus #BookReviews #RBRT
In the early seventies, writer and journalist Christopher Booker started working on a book. Thirty years later, The Seven …
Fairy Tales: all the plots. Plus #BookReview~Unhappily Ever After: A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups by @LucindaEClarke. #humor #parody #FairyTale
The girl with all the plots. In the early seventies, writer and journalist Christopher Booker started working on a book. …
Bad reviews = good company! #1StarClassics via @TerryTyler4
Okay, I can’t resist. After my last post about reviews here, I’ve gotten lots of examples and suggestions for bad …
Slide into great characters… Plus #Bookreview #NewRelease THE SLAVE CITY by @CelineJeanjean #fantasy #steampunk #scifi
From hero to villain in one easy slide… When I reviewed the first volume of Celine Jeanjean’s sword and sorcery steampunk series, …
Know a writer? Send them this 5-star literary selfie! The Night Porter by Mark Barry, reviewed for #RBRT #TuesdayBookBlog
[Note: I’m traveling today, so here’s a repeat review of a favorite!] Do you know a writer? They need this book. …
#Romance & That Glittery Hoo-ha Trope. #BookReview of LEFT HANGING by @CindyDorminy #TuesdayBookBlog #humor
You say trope like it’s a bad thing.. What’s a trope? Definition from Merriam-Webster online— a : a word or …
#RomCom: HEA or bust. PLUS #RBRT #Bookreview IN A JAM by @CindyDorminy #humor
It’s not the destination—it’s the journey. There are many out there who dismiss the romance genre as formulaic because its essentially defining …
How NOT to review #Dystopian PLUS #BookReview UK2 by @TerryTyler4 #SciFi #humor
Public service announcement to authors: Why I will probably reject your review request for your latest Dystopian masterpiece: With The Hunger …
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 …
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