I recently came across my first ARC review and decided to dissect each paragraph, so this analysis dives into how my reading preferences and reviewing style has changed over the last two years.
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Interview: Janella Angeles, author of Where Dreams Descend
Q/A with Janella Angeles, the debut author of the first in a fantasy duology, Where Dreams Descend. Read through the answers that explore this book’s beauty, marvel, and magic.
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Guest Post: Writing A Medieval India-Inspired Fantasy World [Tanaz Bhathena]
Tanaz Bhathena creates a fantasy world inspired by medieval India and takes elements of Indian and Persian mythology in Hunted by the Sky. This guest posts elaborated on the same by the author.
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Q/A with Sandhya Menon On The Final Book In Dimpleverse—10 Things I Hate About Pinky Blog Tour
Sandhya Menon has created yet another entertaining, fun, and character-driven YA contemporary with desi expectations in 10 Things I Hate About Pinky. So here’s a quick Q/A with the author!
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Q/A with Phil Stamper on YA Queer Romance in Historical Fiction and Comfort Books—Author of The Gravity Of Us
As part of the Pride Month Features, read a Q/A with Phil Stamper—author of The Gravity of Us—where he discusses gay romance in YA historical fiction, and writing comfort books.
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Interview: Sophie Gonzales, author of Only Mostly Devastated & Perfect on Paper
As part of the Pride Month Features, read a Q/A with Sophie Gonzales—debut author of Only Mostly Devastated—where she discusses queer retelling and her next novel, Perfect on Paper.
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Interview: Linden A. Lewis, author of The First Sister
Read a Q/A with Linden A. Lewis—debut author of The First Sister—where they discuss queer representation in science-fiction. You can also enter a giveaway!
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Guest Post: Conversations Around Sexuality in South Asian Stories [Adiba Jaigirdar]
Adiba Jaigirdar, Bangladeshi-Irish author of The Henna Wars, is here with a guest post about the importance of conversations around sexual orientation in South Asian stories.
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Guest Post: Queer Books That Came in My Life At The Right Time [Leah Johnson]
As part of the Pride Month Features on this blog, I have Leah Johnson—whose ownvoices queer debut, You Should See Me in a Crown, has already received great praise from renowned names like Kacen Callender, Mason Deaver, Sabina Khan, and Camryn Garrett—to share her favourite queer books!
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Crier’s War by Nina Varela is Perfect for Fans of Game of Thrones & Westworld
Game of Thrones and Westworld fans would be delighted to read Crier’s War by Nina Varela—a YA queer science-fiction fantasy book. Here are 8 reasons to pick it up right now if the themes and characters of Game of Thrones & Westworld appealed to you.
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