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    Women In Horror: Celebrating Women in Horror Month.

    January 31, 2021 /

    Women in Horror Month is a yearly event that supports and encourages readers to read more Horror novels written by women.  The event celebrates women in horror from all artistic standpoints, film, TV, authors, and other artists.  My niche is books so that what this article will be celebrating.  If you have followed my blog for any length of time you will know that I love to champion the indie published authors.  Some of my favourite books have either been self-published or published by indie presses; I will feature some of them here.  Enjoy and read more women in Horror! Saltblood by T.C. PARKER A remote island. A group of…

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    Can’t Wait Fantasy: 2021 Edition

    January 20, 2021 /

    The excitement of a new year brings the anticipation of new books. I have already published the Thriller/Mystery edition so now it’s onto highly anticipated Fantasy releases for 2021. I have included a big of a mega list with a lot of indie/small press releases and some from the big five publishing houses. I hope you enjoy reading this as much as I have had putting it together! The Echoed Realm by A.J. VRANA Miya’s world ended in Black Hollow. It’s been three years since the Dreamwalker upended her life and left her with a heavy burden. A fledgling to the ethereal realm, Miya stumbles into the nightmares of those…

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    December 10, 2020 /

    The main intention with Psychological Horror is to truly mess with your head. It is to have the idea take root within it’s readers head and never leave. Live rent free. It is the genre that takes a readers worst fears and to make them a reality. It’s more horrifying than monster horror or aliens. We know deep down that these creatures don’t exist. We can rationalise them. We know that it’s a good story but at the end of the day, that’s all it is, a story. Psychological Horror, however, well that’s a whole different ball game. It takes root from what our own minds conjure up. It can…

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    October 3, 2020 /

    Hello all! Welcome to my monthly Meet The Book Blogger features! Were we get to know established and brand new book bloggers. Today we are getting to know @fictionallysandee, who is a new book blogger and has some super awesome and unique content and our established book blogger is Ollie @ Infinite Speculation. I love the way Ollie uses descriptive prose in his reviews – he really brings them alive! So without further ado, lets meet Sandee… i’m a lonely reader from the philippines who only want to make more bookish friends . majority of the books i read are fantasy, i do read graphic novels and manga too. occasionally, when i’m feeling like it, i…

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    The readathon we’ve all been waiting for: Norsevember

    August 26, 2020 /

    Have you got a gap in your diary that needs filling with books pronto? If you are anything like me, then probably not, but, find room for this super exciting readathon: Norsevember. Taking place in November and there is probably no better way to cosy up on those winter nights than reading about Vikings, rich landscapes and a good old death or ten. The participants will read about everything norse – reviews and discussion. If you are as excited as I am about it, then, read Alex’s post to get more information. There’s going to be some awesome giveaways and a super amazing ranking system- you seriously won’t want to…

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    Good Morning from a dreich and miserable Scotland. Today I wanted to take the opportunity to introduce to you a venture that has been in the works for close to two years- Insidious Book Tours. My journey with the horror genre began as a pre-teen with my introduction to Goosebumps by R.L. Stine. Those books were my escape and i loved the feeling of fear and excitement combined. Picking those up were my safe space and i would wait with baited breath on the next one being released. Short and sweet but those books were my gateway into a world I’d come to crave. I had my first child in…

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