Guest Blogs

What is Urban Fantasy with Author Bradley Simpson

What is urban fantasy to me? I have read a wide variety of books, but urban fantasy is a rare animal indeed. To me, urban fantasy is a story of our modern world that has elements of fantasy woven in successfully. To be done well requires a fine balance in the story. Harry Potter doesn’t qualify because it switches back and forth without really meshing to two worlds. It’s either one or the other. Twilight is out as well because once again it

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Author Lisa Carlisle Guest Blog and Amazon Gift Card Contest

Dark Velvet (new adult paranormal romance): Chateau Seductions by Lisa Carlisle

Hi, I’m Lisa Carlisle. I write in many genres, mostly paranormal erotic romance for Ellora’s Cave. Lately, I’ve been writing about gargoyles. I’m fascinated with them and have been for many years. You should see my study. There are three framed photos of Notre Dame gargoyles above my monitor, a winged gargoyle statue on the left, a dragon gargoyle on the right, and book end gargoyles on the shelves behind me.
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Author Dale Basye Guest Blog and Amazon Gift Card - CLOSED

Wise Acres: The Seventh Circle of Heck by Dale Basye and Bob DobWrites and Wrongs:

Why I Love to Write Paranormal but Don’t Tend to Read It

I’m not just socially awkward. I’m everything awkward. Which is probably why I chose to write fantasy, or paranormal, or supernatural or satire-natural…whatever you want to call what I do. See, writing is an endeavor (profession isn’t quite right as that infers compensation) that is inhabited by outcasts, looking to hide away from the world. Read More »

Author Heather Long Guest Blog and Amazon Gift Card Contest

Haunt Me (Entangled Covet) by Heather LongThe Proper Care & Feeding of a Small Paranormal Town

When it came time to write Haunt Me, I knew I had to have the right “setting.” The house, Summerfield, was a huge player, but beyond Mac’s walled garden was a whole town and it was really important that the town add to the atmosphere of the story. What I didn’t expect was just how much life Penny Hollow would breathe into my story.

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Kicking It Exclusive Excerpt From Author Rob Thurman

Kicking ItRobyn Thurman, writing under the name Rob Thurman, is a New York Times Best Selling American novelist living in rural Indiana. To date she has written three series and two short stories, a stand-alone novel, fourteen books total to date (not counting anthologies), has stories in four anthologies, and writes urban fantasy as well as and paranormal thrillers. She has been published in the US, UK, Germany, and Japan.
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