The Joy of Writing Microfiction
My name's Emma and I love writing microfiction. There, I said it. I'm not sure I have a novel in me (although the novella is in the planning stages) but adore w...
4.3
Fiction Review: Emergency Skin by N.K. Jemisin
Emergency Skin (2020 Hugo Award Winner for Best Novelette) is my first introduction to Jemisin's work and it's extraordinarily clever and timely, if slightly di...
3.9
Fiction Review: Drowned Country by Emily Tesh
I was incredibly excited to see the sequel to Silver in the Wood and had high hopes. And whilst I enjoyed Drowned Country, it didn't have the same impact on me ...
Indie Book Linkup September 2020
Welcome to September's Indie Book Linkup, for all indie authors and independent publishers announcing their new release, and book bloggers and reviewers who hav...
4.5
Fiction Review: Silver in the Wood by Emily Tesh
I've read Silver in the Wood twice now and absolutely adore it! Being a novella, it's small enough to read in one sitting but that doesn't mean the reader is sh...
3.5
Fiction Review: Ora and the Old God
I liked the sound of Ora and the Old God, from the description and the cover image, so downloaded the ARC from Netgalley. It's a debut work from author Sarah Da...
Books that Make Me Hungry
I found a great book-related meme to participate in, Top Ten Tuesday, described as 'It was born of a love of lists, a love of books, and a desire to bring booki...
4.3
Fiction Review: Blackstone Towers by Ashley Lister
Blackstone Towers is a horror novel, told from the perspective of multiple characters across one night. I'd describe it, not quite as comedy horror, but it's ...
4.0
Poetry Review: Heart Burn by Ginger Lee
I met author Ginger Lee on social media and immediately loved her creativity on Instagram. When I saw she had published a new poetry book, I offered to review i...