In preparation for the Netflix show, Thea is re-immersing herself in Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse and rereading the Shadow and Bone and Six of Crows books! Today, she tackles the third and final novel in the original trilogy: Ruin and Rising
There’s a curious ritual that has quietly taken over my life. It sneaked in slowly, like an uninvited guest who eventually ends up renting a room in your soul. It’s a simple equation that now governs my every meal:
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Today, we are thrilled to celebrate the release of Arsenic and Adobo–an own voices cozy mystery (featuring an adorable dachshund named Longanisa) from debut author Mia P. Manansala!
And in order to kick off the celebration in style, we’re
Faith has always been part of my life, but for me, it’s more than just tradition — it’s the foundation of who I am.
I come from a lineage of Pastors, Bishops, and Ministers. Growing up, I was surrounded by people who
Finding excellent short SFF can often feel like hunting for buried treasure. Sometimes it takes a guide to help fill in the map, connecting readers with fantastic fiction and showing where X Marks The Story–a monthly column from Charles
Hey, you’re a creative writer — you can’t concern yourself with silly things like punctuation, right? LOL.
What is the correct way to use commas in lists?
This is a frequently asked
This summer, my friend Kayla wore all denim to her birthday picnic. “It’s my go-to daytime look,” she told me. “I stole the shirt from my mom, and I wear these $40 sneakers to death.” Inspired, I asked if she’d …
A young woman finds out the truth about her past and escapes a monster in Christina Henry’s newest novel, Near the Bone.
Title: Near The Bone
Author: Christina Henry
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Publisher: Berkeley
Publication Date: April 13, 2021
the two-way street of kindness
There’s something strange — almost magical — about chance encounters in enclosed spaces.
As if the forced proximity makes us vulnerable, squeezing out the very best — or worst — we carry.
You see that
I recently rediscovered the particular fun of a good, long shop at Trader Joe’s. I used to go regularly in my twenties (mostly for wine), but then I got married to a TJ’s die-hard who “swings by” the store pretty
