Title: The God of Jazz: Fugue, Concord Author: Varian Krylov Genre: Gay Romance Publisher: Amazon Smashwords Pages/Word Count: 400 pages Blurb After years struggling to realize his dream of directing a feature film, on the final night of his fundraising campaign Godard is on the
Hey, Varian, thanks for stopping by my blog for your release day. Thanks for having me, Ben! I’d love to ask you a few questions about your new book, The God of Jazz: Fugue, Concord, and in my usual style, I say we get right
Title: The Pill Bugs of Time Series: Offbeat Crimes Book #2 Publisher: Pride Publishing Author: Angel Martinez Cover Artist: Emmy Ellis Length: 31K Release Date: 9/20/16 Blurb Vikash Soren, the perfect police officer except for his odd paranormal ability, never seems to lose his temper.
Title: Flight Publisher: Mischief Corner Books Authors: Queer Sci Fi Cover & Illustrations Artist: Mila May Length: 33.6 K Release Date: 9/21/16 Blurb A 300-word story should be easy, right? Many of our entrants say it’s the hardest thing they’ve ever written. Queer Sci
A historical fantasy with a world that’s a mix of Ancient Egypt, Africa, and Mesopotamia, the details in The City of Seven Gods were amazing, but I prefer Peters’ Greek historical fantasies more. The slave trope is admittedly not one of my favorite tropes, but I
There were some very disturbing connotations that femininity is not a source of strength, but weakness, to be exploited and punished. But if you’re a fan of dark paranormal fiction, with a protagonist who is fetishized for his dress and mannerisms, then you may enjoy
A few years ago I made acquaintances with a man who professed to having a very low emotional register. To fully understand what he was feeling he had to listen to music, otherwise he didn’t know. My first reaction to this information was confusion–how could
Title: Angel Undone Author: Leta Blake Genre: Urban Fantasy Publisher: Amazon Pages/Word Count: 90 pages Blurb The Archangel Michael is tired. He fought wars and shoved his brother Lucifer out of heaven all before the Dark Ages rolled around. His role as protector of Israel
I very much enjoyed this novel. I have to admit, at first I was leery about cultural appropriation, but Burns gave respect to the Native people in the novel, and clearly did his research. It was a bit Wild West steampunk, a bit Native mythology,