I can’t believe I almost missed this! Check out what Alpha Reader found on Amazon – it’s the cover for the graphic novel The Exile by Diana Gabaldon! I can’t wait for this to come out. Yes it’s a retelling of Outlander, but it’s told from Murtagh’s POV and it’ll […]
Today, I would like to welcome DC Corso to Literary Escapism, the author of the newly released Skin and Bones. FBI Special Agent Severin Ash lives in a world haunted by people he’s never even met — the missing and the dead. Working out of Seattle’s field office, Ash is […]
I’ve already asked about which vampire & shapeshifter, demons, fae & magic, young adult paranormal and science fiction romance novels everyone would recommend. This week, let’s take the same question, but this time, let’s focus on what started it all – fantasy. I didn’t start out enjoying urban fantasy, but […]
I can’t remember how I acquired Kiss Me Deadly by Michele Hauf, but since I have seen her name around a lot lately, I thought I would give it a try. I was looking for something to read on my Kindle and it was available. Maybe that’s where my problems […]
It’s April 5th and you know what that means. We’re five days into the latest New Author Mini Challenge – Deadline Dames vs. Fangs, Fur & Fey. If you haven’t signed up for it yet, why not? I’m curious to see which site is going to end up with the […]
Shadow of the Vampire by Meagan Hatfield (July 1, 2010) Vampire princess Alexia Feodorovna has been undead for 125 years, so it’s been a while since any man has made her pulse race. Until Declan Black. One look at his bronzed body and a fire like no other consumes her. […]
Is it me or is this not a gorgeous cover? Suvudu released the cover for the George RR Martin anthology Songs of Love and Death and I so want it! Take into consideration some of the names that are tied to this project – Diana Gabaldon, Carrie Vaugh, Marjorie Liu and Robin Hobb – you just know it’s going to be fabulous. Songs of Love and Death comes out in November 16, 2010, but if you want a sneak peek at the stories, Suvudu has the table of contents as well.
Io9 has a really fascinating article on the Google Book Settlement. They go into a lot of details, including how it all began, and it’s great for anyone who is trying to figure this out. I get how it’s bad for authors, as well as being good, and I can’t say if io9 has a particular slate, but there’s a lot of information if you want it.
Before I announce the winners, I wanted to make sure everyone knew that LE is giving away a signed copy of Dead Witch Walking by Kim Harrison. The contest ends April 8th, so there’s plenty of time to get entered.
Plus the winners for the Robin Cain, Trularin and Chloe Neill contests.
New Releases, a visit to various author sites, from the reader and a bunch of other great information. At least I think so.
Today, I would like to introduce you to a truly interesting character. Ziggy Swift is in the process of writing his own autobiography and today he’s going to share a little of it with us. Make sure you stick around to the end. There’s a pretty decent contest at the […]
Copyright © 2024 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes