' “A more palatable form of masculinity” indeed. My palate does not need to be spared. I will call this piece what it is: writing that spits on people’s wounds, that exploits their trauma, and gorges itself on their pain.'
NEW by @likhain:
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Looking for an isolation read? Try @suzy_england’s The Weekend—a gorgeous twist of a book, lose yourself in the Australian outback in Stacy Nottle’s poignant debut, After the Flood, or enter a world of griffins and magic with KJ Taylor’s gripping Southern Star trilogy.
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11 trends that changed the way we read this decade - The Washington Post
‘Print-on-demand combined with self-publishing e-book platforms was even more significant for authors who couldn’t get — or didn’t want — a traditional publisher.’ https://t.co/GjZXttX6vE
@slamup Yes! This year our tiny publishing house has released After the Flood by Stacy Nottle, a story of trauma and abiding friendship, The Weekend by Suzy England—a sliding doors romance and The Cursed Guard, the gripping finale in a fab fantasy trilogy by KJ Taylor, out on 1 Dec.
In a Manhattan bookstore, days before proposing to his girlfriend, Clark discovers the details of his secret affair from years before have been turned into a best-selling novel. Preorder #TheWeekendSuzyEngland on Amazon now!
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Calling fantasy readers.
I'm currently running a survey (it only takes 2 minutes) in order to understand how readers view free books.
Can I ask you to go here: https://t.co/hUzC8XpUDr and respond to the few questions asked?
It would be of great help.
Cover design—the art of the trilogy. Sabrina Raven, of Ouroborus Books, has designed these gorgeous covers for the Souther Star Trilogy by K.J.Taylor @WorldStitcher
The Cursed Guard, the final in the series, is out soon.
https://t.co/ZAc9MpJjm1