The Columbus Book Festival is July 11th and 12th and we are very excited to share that I am back moderating a panel this year! Horror That Haunts You is on Saturday July 11th at 4pm on Author Stage 1 and it is free to attend with book signings to […]
Author Interview: Where You’ll Find Us by Jude St. Jude There are books that feel like they were written for exactly this moment, and Where You’ll Find Us by Jude St. Jude is one of them. Cal is a trans teen who stumbles upon a place called Amaranth, a farmhouse […]
Blog Tour & Book Look: Being Aro: A Collection of Aromantic Fiction about Love, Connection, and Empowerment edited by Madeline Dyer & Rosiee Thor Twelve stories across genres, all centered on aromantic characters finding connection, breaking generational curses, and refusing the idea that romance is what makes a story worth telling. […]
Author Interview: The Others by Cheryl Isaacs Cheryl Isaacs is a Mohawk author writing YA horror that uses Indigenous folklore the way good horror has always worked best: not as decoration but as the beating heart of what the story is actually about. The Others is the second book in […]
Cover Crush: Such a Lucky Girl by Wendy Heard Bella has 3 million followers on her Instagram account and a carefully curated life built on manifesting and glow-ups. Kerry used to be her best friend before Bella’s social status started rising and Kerry stopped being useful. When Kerry finds a […]
Books on Our Radar: Doe by Rebecca Barrow Maris Larsen is the captain of her high school cheer team, Coach’s favorite, the one everyone looks to, and then a new girl shows up and starts taking all of that away. In her dreams, a creature called Doe offers her a […]
Cover Crush: A Great and Powerful Tyranny by Victoria Carbol We definitely aren’t in Kansas anymore. A Great and Powerful Tyranny is a dark, sapphic Oz retelling that feels like a fairy tale gone wrong in the best way possible. Thia basically falls into a mirror world, picks up three […]
Guest Post: YA Books Featuring Music by Annie Cardi We always love welcoming authors to the blog, and today we’re excited to feature a special guest post from Annie Cardi, author of the powerful YA novel Red, a timely and emotional story centered on the #MeToo movement, faith, and the […]
Books on Our Radar: Breakout by Dhonielle Clayton, Tiffany D. Jackson, Nic Stone, Angie Thomas, Ashley Woodfolk, and Nicola Yoon Dhonielle Clayton, Tiffany D. Jackson, Nic Stone, Angie Thomas, Ashley Woodfolk, and Nicola Yoon gave us a New York City blackout and then a Atlanta snowstorm, and both times they […]
Cover Crush: The Heirs by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé The cover of The Heirs by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé is doing exactly what a cover should do: make you want to know everything before you even read the synopsis. Five buttons, one for each of the Button siblings, surrounded by objects that hint at […]