If you’ve spent enough time in the bookish world, you’ve probably heard about writer/author newsletters. But what are they?An author newsletter (sometimes also referred to as an email list) is essentially an e-newsletter in which writers typically give some behind-the-scenes peeks or updates about their writing, recommend books, and talk about life. They generally aren’t… Continue reading Newsletters (pt. 1)
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Rating Books
How do you choose how many stars to give a book? What does each star level represent for you?For me, one-star books are DNFs. Now, I don’t think I’ve ever been required to review a DNF book, so I’m not sure I’ve ever given a book one star. I don’t like writing not-positive reviews. 😂If… Continue reading Rating Books
Fairy Tale Retellings
I love fairy tale retellings. Three of the novels I've written are retellings. My current WIP is inspired by a fairy tale. So, yeah. I really love retellings, both writing and reading them! If you're a fellow fairy tale fan, here are some retellings to check out! A Dragon by Any Other Name by S.… Continue reading Fairy Tale Retellings
Wintry Reads
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Clean Reads
What’s something you’re passionate about?In the book world, something I’m passionate about is clean reads. Now, what a “clean read” is varies from person to person. So what do I mean by clean reads? Clean reads for me personally don’t have much language in them—both swearing and blasphemy. Clean reads don’t have overly heavy romance… Continue reading Clean Reads
Blog Tour for In the Glorious Fields!
I'm super excited to get to be a part of the blog tour for In the Glorious Fields by Emily Hayse today! In the Glorious Fields is the third and final book in The Knights of Tin and Lead trilogy, a YA fantasy western retelling of Arthurian lore. You guys, this series is super good.… Continue reading Blog Tour for In the Glorious Fields!
Why Do You Love Reading?
Why do you love reading? It’s so easy for me to say that I love reading and books. But how often do I actually think about why I love reading? And I want more than just a “because I really like it” answer. So here’s why I love reading. I love reading because: -It let… Continue reading Why Do You Love Reading?
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