Remember last month, when I told you a bit about how Meg Cabot influenced my writing? Well, today I want to tell you a bit about another author who's had an effect on me: Christopher Moore. Moore is the author of fifteen novels, including international bestsellers Lamb, A Dirty Job, and You Suck. His novels... Continue Reading →
Cover Reveal: Ilavani, by Kaelan Rhywiol
I have a soft spot for multi-POV novels. I like getting more than one perspective of a plot, and I like providing more than one when I write. That said, the story needs to call for it, or the multi-POV aspect won't work. From what I can tell of Kaelan Rhywiol's Ilavani, the story definitely... Continue Reading →
Cover reveal: Karma, by Cynthia Vespia
I love a new twist on an old theme. So when I saw the summary for Karma, by Cynthia Vespia, I couldn't stop myself from wanting to know more. It's now been added to my to-read list, and I' looking forward to getting my hands on it. In the meantime, I'll have to make-do with... Continue Reading →
Book recommendation: Reflections, by Diana Wynne Jones
There are a lot of books I haven't recommended here yet, but that I eventually want to get to. One that holds a special place in my heart is Howl's Moving Castle, by Diana Wynne Jones. That said, I'm not here today to recommend Howl's Moving Castle; instead, I want to introduce you to another... Continue Reading →
Cover reveal: Follow the Music, by L.C. Ireland
While I hate to start a blog post off with a cliche, this one seems too fitting to pass up. They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, and I'd like to add that book covers are constant proof of that rule. A well-designed cover can convey so much--anything from a mood or... Continue Reading →
Miranda Burski 