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Monthly Wrap Up: December 2019
I tried to take things easier this month, so we didnt't have as much content, and I was supposed to have a 2 weeks break, but apparently, I can't stop blogging *shrug*. I hope you all had a nice holiday last week and got all the presents you wanted! But until I get myself together, take a look at what we were up to this past month. We are getting near the end of phase 1 in SPFBO and we are done with slush piling so we'll start announcing our semi-finalists real soon. But we also read some other great books too, and hosted awesome authors. Hoo boy, but November…
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Monthly Wrap Up: September 2018
Monthly Wrap Up: April 2020
Monthly Wrap Up: May 2019
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SPFBO: Belief’s Horizon by I. W. Ferguson
Please keep in mind these are personal thoughts only. This book has already been eliminated from the competition, but at least one of us liked it enough to write a full review.
Others in the Asylum
Goose Hunt by Dennis Ogden
Temple of the Oracle by Jeffrey L. Kohanek
Fawkes by Nadine Brandes
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SPFBO: The Last Reaping
Now that our four semi-finalists are out and about (they fly out of the nest so quickly *sniff*), there is one last thing to do before we reveal our finalist! We have 5 books left we have to say goodbye to and believe me, in some cases that's not an easy thing to do.
Others in the Asylum
SPFBO Edition: I. W. Ferguson
SPFBO: The Third Reaping
SPFBO: The First Reaping
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Monthly Wrap Up: August 2019
Summer is finally over and we are about to have a temperature drop and I'm sooooo ready for not boiling finally. August went away in a blink of an eye and I'm both sad and happy about it. I had some great times, but I also got damned behind on EVERYTHING. September will be about trying to catch up to myself.
Others in the Asylum
Monthly Wrap Up: February 2019
Monthly Wrap Up: February 2020
Monthly Wrap Up: May 2018
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SPFBO Edition: I. W. Ferguson
Tales from the Asylum is a new feature I came up with for SPFBO. I wanted to create a unique opportunity for the authors to show off their story telling skills by taking their characters and putting them in an asylum room to see how they would deal with the situation. A lot can happen in a closed space...
