My Mini-Interview: Bearded Scribe Press
Last week a mini-interview was posted up at the Bearded Scribe Press blog. Since I’m trying to get back into a regular blog-posting schedule, I figured it was better to […]
Category Archives: Books & Writers
Reviews, guest posts, & writer news
Book Reviews 2014 :: Part 3
With December completed, and the year at an end, here’s the final book review for my 2014 challenge. If you missed the first 18 books of 2014, click here for […]
Book Reviews 2014 :: Part 2 of 3
This year, I aimed to complete 2 books a month. You can see what I’ve read over at this page. Originally, I’d planned to share these reviews every 3 months […]
The Sword of Souls: A Review
Back in March, I talked about the first book in the Forgotten Relics series, by Ellie Di Julio. And today, Book 2 is released. It’s even better than the first. Cora Riley […]
Book Reviews :: First 10 of 2014
I had intended to do this 3-monthly, but the months got away from me and I got behind in my reading (as usual) , so settled on a half-way update […]
The Transmigration of Cora Riley :: A Review
As a fantasy writer, I keep an eye on other authors work, and try to get involved where I can. And this week, I’m talking about Ellie Di Julio‘s latest book — […]
Twenty Books that Shaped Me
Yesterday I saw the post “10 Books I Can’t Shake” on Ellie’s blog, and when I went to leave a comment with the books that have stuck with me, I […]
The Fault In Our Stars – Review
It’s rare for me to read a book without knowing roughly what it’s about. But that’s what happened with this one – I knew the cover from bookshops, and remembered […]
An Interview With Myself
I’ve been writing this blog for six months, and to celebrate, i’m sharing a few writing-related facts about myself. Hope you enjoy! Thirteen Things About K R Green These questions […]
“Time and Again” by Kyeli Smith and Ellie Di Julio – A Review
On Friday I picked up a presale copy of Time and Again by Kyeli Smith and Ellie Di Julio. Having read Ellie’s last book, INKCHANGER, I couldn’t wait to see what […]
