The Uncrowned King, the second novel in the King Rolen’s Kin trilogy by Rowena Cory Daniells, is officially out as of yesterday.
Cloaked in silent winter snow, the kingdom of Rolencia sleeps as rumours spread of Affinity Seeps, places where power wells up from the land’s heart.
Meanwhile, King Rolen plans his jubilee, unaware of the growing threat to those he loves.
Rolencia’s ancestry enemy, Merofynia, has invaded and marches on King Rolen’s castle. Powerless to help, thirteen yeard old Piro watches as her father, King Rolen, listens to poisoned whispers against Bryen. …

I will be closing submissions for anyone interested in the SciFi and Fantasy Reviewers positions tomorrow night at 8pm EST, at which point I will begin going through them and responding to everyone. If you haven’t heard from me yet, you should by Friday night. If not, please let me know.

Any submissions after 8pm tomorrow night will not be considered.

This past Thursday, Choe Neill stopped by and tried out the Literary Escapism Chat Room in our first Live Author Chat. From everything I’ve heard so far, it was a smashing success; however, I’m always looking to improve and I would love to hear what everyone thought about it. If all the participants could fill out the form below, I would be greatly appreciative. I do plan on having more Author Chats in the future (in fact, I need to reconfirm, but I already have one scheduled for the end of the month) and I want to make sure that any glitches (if there were any) do not occur again.

I joined one of the Follow Fridays awhile ago and why not join again? I know I know it’s Monday, but is there a reason I have to post it on Friday? I think not.  Anyway, here’s the rules:

Follow the Follow My Book Blog Friday Host { Parajunkee.com } and any one else you want to follow on the list
Put your Blog name & URL in the Linky thing.
Grab the button up there and place it in a post, this post is for people to find a …

I was in the mood to procrastinate tonight and I started to fiddle around with my Kindle. Has everyone looked at their reader lately?  Do you know how many books are on it?  I so didn’t realize that I had over 50 books waiting for me to read.  Granted, a lot of them are ones that I purchased for free in the Kindle Store (for instance: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare and The Phantom of the Opera) and I really don’t have any inklings to read them right away, …