About Me

I’m terrible with talking about myself so here goes nothing.

My name is Sarah and this is what I look like:
I have been a compulsive reader my whole life and early on found my reading niche in the fantastic genre of Speculative Fiction. I blame my active imagination for the hobbies that threaten to consume my life. I am a published author and photographer, world traveler and recent college graduate. In my ideal world, I’d do nothing but drink lots of tea and read from a never ending pile of speculative fiction books.

If you need to reach me for whatever reason, please don’t hesitate to email me: 
Sarah (at) bookwormblues (dot) net. No spam, please. 


Policies and etc. 

All reviews posted on this website are my property. If you’d like to use them, or quote them, please ask my permission first. I am currently looking for some freelance work so if you have ideas, please throw them my direction.

Now, onto the reviewing details. Occasionally I will review self published as well as published work. Right now I’m rather swamped with published books so I’m no longer accepting self-published. Check back here to see when that changes. If you have a book you’d like me to review, the best way to see if I’ll take it is by emailing me and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

In accordance with the new FTC Guidelines for blogging and endorsements, I would like everyone to know that while I do purchase my own books for review on occasion, most books are provided by the authors and/or publishers. I do specify which ones were provided for free. The books that do not say how they were procured are the ones I purchased myself, or got from the library. You shouldn’t be able to tell the difference in my reviews.

Sarah (at) bookwormblues (dot) net

Thanks!

1 comment

  1. Jake Elliot

    Hi Sarah,

    I saw your rant over on Bastards site via Tim Marquitz’s post on Facebook. I write dark fantasy and I have a strong female protagonist and a strong antagonist. Healthy, capable women deserving of respect by their own trades and ambitions. Both of them. Here is a link to a brief description — http://jakeelliotfiction.com/my-book/

    The first book is a little clunky, Still, Fantasy Book Review gave it 7/10 stars. Crossing Mother’s Grave is much better, but I’m still waiting on the review from FBR. If you were interested, I’d happily send to you an e-copy of each book for a review. Please let me know if you are interested.

    Sincerely,
    Jake

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