June 27, 2026
Book Reviews Short Stories

Reckless Disregard and Other Stories by Linda Griffin – The ordinary is full of absences

Common themes are parsed out in their various forms across fifteen stories, with each one displaying its offering in a unique way. Characters.

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News

From Self-Published Zombie Novel to Three-Book Deal: Jo Salazar’s Publishing Breakthrough Signals a Growing Industry Trend

In an industry often dominated by discussions about artificial intelligence, book bans, and market uncertainty, one of this week’s biggest publishing stories offers.

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Book Reviews Thriller

The Colonel’s Revenge by Jeffrey K. Schmoll: A Bold, Bloody, and Highly Entertaining Thriller

The Colonel’s Revenge by Jeffrey K. Schmoll is a fast, muscular thriller filled with war scars, old betrayals, buried treasure, family loyalty, and.

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Author's Interview

Author Interview: Dr. Erin E. O’Connor on Craft and Creativity

In this interview, we delve into the creative journey of Dr. Erin E. O’Connor, whose latest work, Fire Craft, offers a unique perspective.

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Author's Interview

Author Interview with S & E Black: The Journey Behind Reflections

In this discussion, we sit down with the creative minds behind the acclaimed Chimera Snare series, Shannon and Edward. Known for their ability.

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Book Reviews Historical Fiction

Cherry Creek by Linda Griffin: A Tender Historical Romance About Love, Freedom, and Growing Up

Cherry Creek by Linda Griffin is a gentle, reflective historical romance that feels more personal than dramatic. It is not the kind of.

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Book Reviews Fiction Thriller

Orphans of the Sea by Charles R. Cooke and Christopher X. Ryan: Brutal, Cinematic, and Fiercely Gripping

Orphans of the Sea by Charles R. Cooke and Christopher X. Ryan is not a gentle read. It is violent, intense, and often.

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Book Reviews Horror Paranormal

At Death’s Door by Allen Rebot – A gripping story of survival

At Death’s Door by Allen Rebot is a horror fiction novel that will grab you from the very first page and not let.

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Book Reviews Non-Fiction

Fire Craft: Art, Body, and World Among Glassblowers by Erin E. O’Connor — A Vivid, Demanding Study of Making, Heat, and the Body

Fire Craft: Art, Body, and World Among Glassblowers by Erin E. O’Connor is not a casual book about glassblowing. It is part ethnography,.

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Book Reviews Fiction Short Stories

Connie’s White World by Sam Newsome — And the whole world swings

The notes of music released into the world born from instinct alone constructs the common theme that resonates in each of the ten.

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