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A Line You Have Traced follows three women trying to build meaningful lives despite a decaying future.
Lisa Harding chats dark academia, The Wildelings
Lisa Harding chats her character-driven dark academia, The Wildelings, and why we don't need to "like" her characters.
Georgia Leighton on feminist retellings and Spellbound
Feminist retellings are popping up everywhere but what makes them feminist? Georgia Leighton is here to discuss.
Antonia Hodgson on her new epic fantasy, The Raven Scholar
As much as we love romantasy novels, sometimes we just want an epic fantasy, with fantastic world building, and intriguing politics. Antonia Hodgson is here to answer our wishes with The Raven Scholar.
Veronika Dapunt on personified Death in Death and Other Occupational Hazards
Death in Book Thief is such an iconic character, but do you know any other personified Death? Vernoika Dapunt is here to chat.
Kandi Steiner on her hockey romance series, Kings of the Ice
Have you ever wondered why hockey romance is one of the most popular sub-genres of romance? Kandi Steiner is here to discuss.
Why 2025 is the year you should start Crowns of Nyaxia
There is a new standalone in the Crowns of Nyaxia universe -- Slaying the Vampire Conqueror -- coming out this week.
Virginia Feito on Victorian Psycho and the rise of femgore
Virginia Feito chats her femgore novel, Victorian Psycho, and how she manages to write in the protagonist's POV.
Irish literature recommendations
Irish literature is winning awards and hearts recently so here are 10 books that you should read if you haven't already.
Kim Smejkal’s love letter to dandelions in pop culture
The Dandelion Riots by Kim Smejkal follows 16-year-old Drinn who is cursed at birth because of her powers and hidden away from the world her whole life.
K.L. Walther on her Ferris Bueller’s Day Off-inspired book, While We’re Young
While We're Young by K.L. Walther is the perfect one for when we just want to escape our life for a bit.
Callie Kazumi chats debut mystery thriller Cuckoo
Do you really know what your significant other does for work?
Ava Reid chats why dystopian novels are making a comeback
Ava Reid might be known for her Gothic novels, but she's here to show us she can do dystopian just as well in Fable for the End of the World.
B.K. Borison chats First-Time Caller and her Nora Ephron-inspired new series
First-Time Caller is the first book of a new series by B.K. Borison. Inspired by Sleepless in Seattle, the book follows Lucie whose love life got viral after her daughter Maya called in to the radio station asking for advice. As…
Annabelle Slator on the right dating app based on your perfect first date
What if you need to test a series of first date ideas with your work rival to ensure they work for a dating app you are about to launch?