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Release Radar – April 2022
April's edition features snarky Norse retellings, cozy haunted houses, and powerful reworkings of the classic canon.
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Merchants of Knowledge and Magic: Interview with Erika McCorkle
Welcome to Queen's Book Asylum's (slightly late) tour stop for Merchants of Knowledge and Magic, organized by Escapist Book Tours. We sat down to chat with Erika McCorkle about her epic fantasy debut, the first book in a series of interconnected novels comprising the Merchants of the Pentagonal Dominion series.
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Siege of Treboulain by Jed Herne
Paul reviews Siege of Treboulain, an interactive novel by Jed Herne, out on April 14th!
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A Call for Brighter Days by Nupur Chowdhury
Jen reviews A Call for Brighter Days, the second book in Nupur Chowdhury's Fantasy series, The Aerial Chronicles.
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Listen & Read – Anthem of the Angels
Throughout the year, I'll dig deeper into the prompts of The Sound of Madness Reading Challenge 2022. I'll talk about the music, the prompt and recommend about 5 books I think would go well with it. The prompt of the week: Anthem of the Angels.
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Rise Red Kingdom: #MarchOfTheSequels Interview with Kerstin Espinosa Rosero
Motivated by Sue Bavey's #MarchOfTheSequels event and by the recent release of Rise Red Kingdom, Arina sat down to talk with Kerstin Espinosa Rosero about interdimensional dragons, their summoners, and her illustrations for the popular tv show Arcane.
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Nisila by Damien Shillingford
Jen reviews Nisila, a novella set in Damien Shillingford's the King series.
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Master of Rods and Strings by Jason Marc Harris
Paul reviews Master of Rods and Strings, a novella by debut author Jason Marc Harris.
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Incy Wincy by RJ Dark
Timy reviews Incy Wincy, the second book in the Mal & Jackie Mystery/Thriller series by RJ Dark.
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ARvekt: SPSFC Interview with Craig Lea Gordon
You guessed it, the Asylum brings you another SPSC special interview, celebrating some of the authors who've joined the fierce competition. Today we sit down with Craig Lea Gordon to discuss his cyberpunk entry, ARvekt. The book blew all judges away with its fantastic cover and ended up climbing the ranks as one of our own semifinalists!