One stereotype about writers that is absolutely true: after sending you a draft, every single one of them will send three follow-up emails with updated versions that supposedly contain fewer typos.
I was 12 when the Civil Rights Act of 1964 became law. It changed the world I grew up in. It continues to change it. Laws matter. Your vote matters. At every level of election. Please. Keep change moving toward the good.
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“It’s not often that a book has such an emotional impact I have to set it down to recover, but this happened a couple times reading this book.”
Steve from Page Chewing wrote a wonderful review of Truth of Crowns! Made my day!
I don’t do this often, but if we could send some positive vibes to @brianleedurfee who is battling right now. Let’s hope he can kick out on two. Prayers up.
COVER REVEAL TIME! It is my pleasure and honor to reveal the cover art of DEADHOUSE GATES by Steven Erikson, @binding_broken edition! We decided to go with The Battle of Vathar Crossing (or The Day of Pure Blood) for this book... (1/2)
Art by @FelixOrtizArts (BRAVO!)
AD by me 😄
-Unexpected heroes
-The clashing nobility and horror of human nature
-cycles of trauma (family drama)
-timid people finding their voice
-mental illness
question for writers, bc once again I’m awfully curious HAHA, what themes do you use in each of y’all’s books?
and are there any specific themes you enjoy using/ have used on multiple occasions? 😳