How to write #fantasy? RAINING EMBERS #RBRT #Bookreview #TuesdayBookBlog
So… you want to write a fantasy novel? I know! You could have a medieval-type world where the Dark Lord, once …
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Naughty & SO nice: #Bookreview of ADDICTION, #paranormal #romance by Sofia Grey
You might have heard me mention a time or twenty that I enjoy tropes. [Hey! that’s a rhetorical question—don’t think I can’t see you rolling your eyes…]
#RBRT #bookreview for Rarity From the Hollow by Robert Eggleton
Magic Realism or…? Time to play GUESS MY GENRE If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don’t …
The Five Elements by Scott Marlowe #Bookreview for #RBRT
The world is made up of four elements: Earth, Air, Fire and Water. This is a fact well known even …
#RBRT #bookreview for #anthology THE EXPERIMENTAL NOTEBOOK OF C.S. BOYACK
I have a necklace. Each pearl is perfectly matched, building carefully in size from the small ones at each end …
#Bookreview THE ATTIC ROOM by Linda Huber~ 5-star psychological thriller
“We know more about the air we breathe, the seas we travel, than about the nature and meaning of …
#RBRT #Bookreview #Steampunk THE VIPER AND THE URCHIN
great characters are just three sliders away The usually entertaining and always brief team at Writing Excuses were playing around …
Guest blogger: ex-pat Ellen Hawley on UK Beach Holiday. Plus #Bookreview THE DIVORCE DIET
At the height of the British summer, my partner and I went to Swanage, a beachy resort town on England’s south coast.
That sounds simple, but we’re Americans living in Britain, so nothing stays simple for long.
Dark #Fantasy or Horror? The Felix Chronicles: #BookReview, interview & excerpt
What if Harry Potter didn’t know about magic until he went to college? And what if (along with almost everything else to do with dorm life as a freshman) Hogwarts turned out to be more horror story than dark fantasy, and Harry’s fellow students had a tendency to end up as ketchup?
#Gothic, #Ghosts, and #Victorian Viagra, ~DANGER AT THATCHAM HALL by Frances Evesham #RBRT #Bookreviews, interview, excerpt
Arsenic poisoning was a common way for Victorians to die. They used it everywhere: in the new, fashionable green wallpaper that Queen Victoria used in Buckingham Palace; in the green dye of dresses; in “Dr Simms Arsenic Complexion Wafers and Medicated Arsenic Soap;” designed to give a woman a rosy complexion; and in a ‘pure’ form which men took to improve sexual function. Unfortunately, death often followed on the heels of such a use of “Victorian Viagra,” but at least those men died happy.
Barb Taub 