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10 Books Set in an Asylum
October kicked in the door and I thought it’s high time for me to gather some books set in an asylum. And so here comes 10 of them covering a wide spectrum of genres, both self-published and trad published. I think everyone will find one to interest them.
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Epic Sale of Beloved SFF Books 2021
The epic sale of beloved SFF books is back in 2021! What is this, you ask? Well, I'm glad you asked. Between August 20th and 26th, you can get 53 indie SFF titles for a mere $0.99! Right in time for September, when Self-Published Fantasy Month kicks off so you can read all the books you hoard now. That sounds like a good deal to me.
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The Maleficent Seven: Interview with Cameron Johnston
Today it’s my pleasure to take part in The Maleficent Seven book tour organized by Angry Robot, in celebration of Cameron Johnston‘s new Grimdark Fantasy novel.
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Pride Nights at Queen’s: Jaimie N. Shock interview
Pride Nights at Queen's welcomes Jaimie N. Shock, SFF author, journalist, editor, queer, PTSD advocate. Read our chat to find out more about Visions of Iotan, Jaimie's latest Sci-Fi novel, her beginnings with journalism and more.
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Pride Nights at Queen’s: Maxime Jaz interview
Pride Nights at Queen's welcomes Maxime Jaz, a fellow Hungary-dweller, author of queer stories. Read our chat to find out more about Fall, Maxime's debut novel, her adventurous life, her journey to self-publishing and more.
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Pride Nights at Queen’s: Matt Doyle — Ailuros: Writing in an Experimental Format
Today we welcome Matt Doyle to the blog, speaking on out-of-the-box, mixed media writing formats. If you love peeking behind the curtain of a writer's mind as much as we do, then get comfortable and read the fascinating details about Ailuros, Matt's upcoming book.
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Pride Nights at Queen’s: 7 YA/MG LGBTQ+ book – Indie Story Geek
Today we welcome S. Kaeth representing Indie Story Geek, who shares with us a list of MG and YA novels with LGBTQ+ representation. Because it doesn't matter how old you are, everyone has the right to explore their own identity and gender, and what can be better for that than books?
Others in the Asylum
Beloved Indie SFF Sale
Timy’s Top 10 Reads of 2020
9 Creepy Reads for the Spooky Season
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Pride Nights at Queen’s: Lyra Wolf — Loki in Fishnets
Alas, June comes to an end, another month flew by and we couldn't have asked the gods for a better post to wrap up an awesome month. If that title didn't get you then all hope eludes you. Closing the curtain on Pride Month (though, stay tuned—this isn't it for Pride Nights!), author Lyra Wolf dives into Loki's queerness, which she explored in her fantasy series The Nine Worlds Rising.
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Pride Nights at Queen’s: Bjørn Larssen — We Exist
As we near the end of the month, we look back in gratitude to the authors who've made Pride Nights at Queen's possible. Looking back is as much a part of Pride as looking forward, but in our struggle to build a better future, we make the mistake of shunning the hurtful past, disdaining those who pave the way for our liberation. Often, in our ignorance and fear, we forget them. Today, we remember them. Pride Nights at Queen's welcomes Bjørn Larssen, with a fantastic guest post about his experiences of both the past, present, and future of queer.
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Pride Nights at Queen’s: Krystle Matar — Out
There's only one universal truth about Pride: it's not the same for everyone. It can be joyful, terrifying, messy, none, both, all of the above. Most of all, whatever Pride is to you, it's yours. And whatever yours is, it's got a place in the community. Day 5 of Pride Nights at Queen's is proud to celebrate that, proud to celebrate the people who make our community something immense, something ours. Read what guest Krystle Matar has to share, and don't forget to check out her awesome new release, Legacy of the Brightwash!
