Hear ye, hear ye! 📢
The annual Silmaril Awards are returning soon! It's the red-carpet blogging event of the year. Fantasy characters from all twenty corners of the fantasy-verse (yes, the fantasy-verse is a dodecahedron... are you really surprised?) will be arriving as the nominations pour in. But only ten will receive the coveted Silmarils, the lifetime awards for being the best of the best at their job. 🏅
Read More“I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I need to be.”
—Douglas Adams
Some of you might remember that a few years ago I had an interview with Jayce from The Collar and the Cavvarach by Annie Douglas Lima. It was my very first assignments with the InterFiction Gazette!
Well, today I am pleased to announce that you can enjoy Jayce’s story in a new way, because the AUDIO BOOK is out!
Read MoreThis year…. I feel like there are almost no more words needed after that opener, you know? Because we’ve all experienced this year. We’re all still smack-dab in the middle of it, and it’s not like you don’t know. You know? Of course you do.
2020 started out so promising. So full of hopes and dreams. Little did we know. amiright?
Read MoreToday marks the official end of the blog tour celebrating the release of An Echo of the Fae. And what a lovely time it’s been! If you haven’t yet, please make sure to visit all the blog tour slots! I wrote some guest posts, answered interview questions, and several of the characters from the book answered a few questions, as well! Several of the blog tour stops are also just lovely reviews of the book itself (a couple of them made me cry all the happy tears). You can find the full list of blog stops HERE.
Read MoreThe Winter King. Leader of the Unseelie Court. King Ritioghra.
The massive black tiger (only one of his forms) is actually younger than you might expect, and—relatively speaking—quite new to his position as king of Vetirheim. Though the fae are immortal and cannot die of old age, they can be killed, and ten years ago, Ritioghra’s father fell in battle, leaving his young son to take the throne. He has ruled with a stern paw and brought peace to his land with their neighbors, but it is an uneasy peace.
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