By Kerry Chaput I love an epic WWII story as much as the next reader, but sometimes I crave a little something different. WWII books have dominated the historical fiction shelf for years, but I’m happy to see that changing. I’ve pondered on why there is such focus on this particular time in history. There’s […]
By Jen Craven In recent years, a bewitching literary genre has been quietly casting its spell on readers worldwide. Known as “Witchlit,” this enchanting subgenre of fantasy and magical realism has been captivating the imaginations of readers and offering a unique blend of the mystical, the supernatural, and the everyday. Let’s delve into the mysteries […]
By Jen Craven Not all book lovers are film buffs, and not all moviegoers are avid readers…BUT, when the two collide, it hits a sweet spot for the person who loves both. Some of my all-time favorite book-to-film adaptations include Little Women (any and all, but especially the 1994 version), Atonement, Harry Potter, and Room […]
By Tanya E. Williams. As a historical fiction author, I read a lot of research books. I spend hours reading non-fiction with the goal to gain a better understanding of an era, a society, a location, and more. Along the way, I have come across a handful of books that I absorbed like I would […]
By Maggie Giles Before my book Twisted came out, I began to get more involved in my local book community. This meant connecting with many different Canadian Authors. It opened me up to a bunch of amazing books I’d never heard of before. These authors masterfully leave clues and hintsthat cause the reader to look […]
