Welcome Ernesto San Giacomo Author of Storm of Divine Light: The Tales of Tyrennia, Book One and several other books. (Links to where books may be found are provided at the end of this interview.) Please tell us a little about yourself. The quick and easy answer is, I’m from an Italian American family of … More Ernesto San Giacomo – Interview
Regular visitors to, and followers of, this website blog will know fantasy is not a genre usually reviewed. Nevertheless, there is the occasional exception. This is one, though, in truth, this little book is not just a fantastical, mythological, tale. It is more of a warning. One people need to take on board. The tale … More The Last Forest by A. L. Butcher
The daring theft of a powerful artefact serves as the crucible for this tale of mixed human resolve and mystical determination. The how takes a while to discover but the why, and potential consequences, are easily detectable. Reluctantly, but knowing the likely outcome if they do not take up the challenge, the protagonists set out … More Storm of Divine Light: The Tales of Tyrennia, Book One by Ernesto San Giacomo
Authors and readers frequently refer to a book as falling within a specific genre but does everyone truly understand what a genre is? Do they understand what type of work each genre encompasses? Prior to considering a variety of genre it is worth understanding what the word itself means. ‘Style of art or literature.’ (Oxford … More Genre – Defined
Welcome A. L. Butcher Author of Tales of Erana and many others. (Links to where books may be found are at the end of this interview.) Note: Alexandra prefers to utilise a mix of her book cover images etc. in place of an actual profile photograph. (She is not alone.) Please tell us a little … More A. L. Butcher – Interview
As regular readers of, and visitors to, this website will know, fantasy is not a genre usually reviewed. However, the author A. L. Butcher kindly interviewed T. R. Robinson and it was considered only fair, and a way to show appreciation, to read one of her books. It must be made clear this was not … More Tales of Erana: Myths and Legends by A. L. Butcher
Welcome Suzy Stewart Dubot Author of multiple books in multiple genre including: Sail Away; Square Peg in a Round Hole; and Confused Memories. (Links to where books may be found are at the end of this interview.) Do you write under any other name(s)? I don’t write under any other name, although using initials might … More Suzy Stewart Dubot – Interview
Suzy Steward Dubot is a prolific author of a few novels, multiple short stories and a variety of essay length tales. Some are memoir, others fiction in a variety of genre. The first book to be reviewed below is a very short, essay length, memoir which is why this unusual step of reviewing two books … More Square Peg in a Round Hole and Confused Memories – two books by Suzy Stewart Dubot
This in many ways is a tale of mystery within which the reader is taken on a virtual treasure hunt. Faith and belief and the fear of being undermined are central to the story. Although biblically based (the protagonist is a Biblical Archaeologist) this is a work of fiction. Those who would naturally shy … More In The Beginning by Abby L Vandiver
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