#5OnMyTBR is a bookish meme hosted by E. @ Local Bee Hunter’s Nook and you can learn more about it here or in the post announcing it. It occurs every Monday when we post about 5 books on our TBR. #5OnMyTBR March 13th: More Than One Author Mandem – Edited by Iggy London One of the greatest things about reading is theContinue reading “#5OnMyTBR: More Than One Author”
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Blogtober Day 7: Anthologies
One of the many things I love about horror is the amount of anthologies. They’re everywhere, and as well as providing a good place for newer writers to get their work out there, it offers readers so much variety in what they can read. Horror seems particularly well-suited to the short story form, and aContinue reading “Blogtober Day 7: Anthologies”
Blogmas Day Fourteen: Looking Forward to 2022
After my ‘reflections’ post I thought it would a good idea to see what I’ve got coming up next year! And I really am looking forward to next year – I don’t know what it holds, but so far there is some exciting things happening that have me hopeful. In the writing part of things,Continue reading “Blogmas Day Fourteen: Looking Forward to 2022”
Updates!
Just checking in with a quick couple of updates, friends! Things have been very very busy recently and it’s been hard to keep up, but some exciting stuff has happened, and hopefully that’ll continue into the next year. Short Stories When it comes to writing, I’m definitely going into the end of the year onContinue reading “Updates!”
Dangerous Women – Edited by George R.R Martin & Gardner Dozois [Books]
I always find it exciting, to open up a new anthology. To discover what stories wait inside, whether it’s a genre-specific anthology covering different themes, or a themed anthology covering different genres. Dangerous Women falls into the latter camp, with stories here ranging from fantasy to sci-fi to horror to historical. And they’re good, though with theContinue reading “Dangerous Women – Edited by George R.R Martin & Gardner Dozois [Books]”
Why I Love Short Story Anthologies
And no, I’m not just saying this because I happen to be in a few. I’ve enjoyed anthologies and collections since I was a teenager, picking up any book I could get my hands on. At the time, I read a few horror ones, and fell completely in love with short stories. In terms ofContinue reading “Why I Love Short Story Anthologies”
Unwrapping Words 