Today I Wrote Some Book Reviews
Just so you know, I’ve submitted my final draft of Rethana’s Trial (sequel to Rethana’s Surrender) to my publisher….
Just so you know, I’ve submitted my final draft of Rethana’s Trial (sequel to Rethana’s Surrender) to my publisher….
Get your Advance Reading copy of my friend and fellow author Joshua Unruh’s noir Viking fantasy Sage of the Myth Reaver: Downfall!
My latest novel, fantasy epic Rethana’s Surrender (Legends of the Light-Walkers, #1) is officially out and available for purchase! In today’s post, I talk about where Rethana’s universe began and how a visit to a German Christmas market inspired her story.
The offer for Advance Review Copies of my fantasy novel Rethana’s Surrender is now closed. But if you click through here, you can see the book’s incredible cover art!
Love reading fantasy? Needing a novel to read and maybe review? Check out the Advance Reading Copy of my newest novel, Schism’s Daughter!
This message is brought to you by the letter “P”! As in, PAPERBACK! As in, I wanted to let you know that we’re close to having the paperback of Stains of Grace ready. : )
Ladies and gentlehobbits, I present to you: A Consortium of Worlds, Vol. 1 (Fall Issue)!
This is the first issue of the new Consortium Books quarterly, speculative fiction, short story e-magazine for Kindle and Nook. If you don’t know what spec fic is, just think sci-fi and fantasy with, in our case, a little dash of steampunk and mythology thrown in. It’s a yummy stew of otherwordly writerliness, and, as you might have guessed, I highly recommend a generous helping! My ingredient for this recipe comes in the form of a high fantasy short story….
Even after getting our educations — whether that’s at the collegiate level or simply through life experience and trial-and-error — we writers still have to do our homework. We have to research for our business.
My friend Aaron Pogue’s first epic fantasy novel, Taming Fire, is now available for purchase on Kindle!!!
Eventually, during a break between lectures, there was a little circle of conversation at the hotel coffee shop. I don’t recall how it happened, but something I said about my in-progress novel led to this editor’s turning to me and asking, “So, Courtney, what is your book about?”