INDIE AUTHOR APPRECIATION MONTH! Be sure to check out details on how to win a complimentary tea prize, courtesy of Mighty Leaf Tea Author’s Website/Amazon/Screwpulp/Goodreads Cautiously, I never deem a book with the superlative “this is the best thing I’ve ever read,” just like I resent putting an arbitrary star-rating on a book,which I…
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Review of “The Night Butterflies,” By: Sara Litchfield/ Literary Tea Feature
INDIE AUTHOR APPRECIATION MONTH! Be sure to check out details on how to win a complimentary tea prize, courtesy of Mighty Leaf Tea Amazon/Barnes &Nobles/Books-A-Million/Goodreads/Book Buzz Encapsulating the experience of reading Sara Litchfield’s intense, almost psychedelic/nightmarish dystopian novel The Night Butterflies in linear words feels self-defeating, or even borderline futile (much like the process of reaching genetic…
Review of “Falling Starr” Trilogy, by Dani Hoots, Special “Literary Tea” Feature, Tea and Book Giveaway
GIVEAWAY ALERT!!!!!!!! ENTER TO WIN AN OMNIBUS COPY OF DANI HOOT’S FALLING STAAR TRILOGY, BY CLICKING THE PHOTO ABOVE!! (Also, a special giveaway, from Mighty Leaf, is also featured towards the bottom portion of this post!! Be sure to enter that as well.) All contests are open only to those, living in either the US/Canada. Amazon/…
Review of “Dark Before Dawn,” by Laurie Stevens
Amazon/Barnes &Nobles/Books-A-Million/Goodreads While mainstream publishing has a slew of wonderful books, I honestly feel that the indie publishing market- a market stigmatized normally as having subpar, inartistic, amateurish writing- is rife with some of the most gut-wrenching, visceral creative stuff in the market. And, Laurie Steven’s The Dark Before Dawn is one-part nightmarish, and two-parts intense…
A Bibliophile's Reverie 