My Twelve Favorite Adult Coloring Book Artists

Alright, I’m having a bit of a day. I’m in a ton of pain (massive flare from an old spine injury) and I just can’t focus on work so I figured I’d sit today out and instead work on my monster adult coloring post, which is something I’ve been meaning to do for a while…

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Review | A Taste of Gold and Iron – Alexandra Rowland

About the Book The Goblin Emperor meets “Magnificent Century” in Alexandra Rowland’s A Taste of Gold and Iron, where a queer central romance unfolds in a fantasy world reminiscent of the Ottoman Empire. Kadou, the shy prince of Arasht, finds himself at odds with one of the most powerful ambassadors at court—the body-father of the queen’s new…

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Review | Nevernight – Jay Kristoff

About the Book In a land where three suns almost never set, a fledgling killer joins a school of assassins, seeking vengeance against the powers who destroyed her family. Daughter of an executed traitor, Mia Corvere is barely able to escape her father’s failed rebellion with her life. Alone and friendless, she hides in a…

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Review | Winter’s Orbit – Everina Maxwell

Ancillary Justice meets Red, White & Royal Blue in Everina Maxwell’s exciting debut. While the Iskat Empire has long dominated the system through treaties and political alliances, several planets, including Thea, have begun to chafe under Iskat’s rule. When tragedy befalls Imperial Prince Taam, his Thean widower, Jainan, is rushed into an arranged marriage with Taam’s cousin, the…

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Editing | On Writing Disabilities

I’ve been hemming and hawing over writing a post about this for a while. I keep coming across the same issues over and over again when I edit so I figured it’s time. Today, I want to talk a bit about writing disabilities, some things to keep in mind when you do, and some things…

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Review | A Marvellous Light – Freya Marske

About the Book Set in an alternative Edwardian England, this is a comedy of manners, manor houses, and hedge mazes: including a magic-infused murder mystery and a delightful queer romance. For fans of Georgette Heyer or Julia Quinn’s Bridgerton, who’d like to welcome magic into their lives . . . Young baronet Robin Blyth thought he…

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Review | Reign & Ruin – J.D. Evans

About the Book “All magic is beautiful,” she said, “and terrible. Do you not see the beauty in yours, or the terror in mine? You can stop a heart, and I can stop your breath.”  She is heir to a Sultanate that once ruled the world. He is an unwanted prince with the power to…

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Review | The Book Eaters – Sunyi Dean

About the Book Out on the Yorkshire Moors lives a secret line of people for whom books are food, and who retain all of a book’s content after eating it. To them, spy novels are a peppery snack; romance novels are sweet and delicious. Eating a map can help them remember destinations, and children, when…

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Guest Post | Rebekah Teller on The Opera of Peace

This lively poetry wanders the forest of the mind, battling to shine light on unconditional love and the politics of woodland creatures. Poetry was something I always kept private. I started writing in middle school, wrote more in high school, some in college. As I got older, I wrote less and less, until it was…

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Review | The Art of Prophecy – Wesley Chu

About the Book An epic fantasy ode to martial arts and magic—the story of a spoiled hero, an exacting grandmaster, and an immortal god-king from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Lives of Tao. It has been foretold: A child will rise to defeat the Eternal Khan, a cruel immortal god-king, and…

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