• New This Month: November

    New This Month: November

    October was an exciting month, and November is shaping up to be just as busy. Two book launches, a podcast appearance, and lots of book fairs – oh my! Read on below to get the details. Stories: True and Fictional Stories: True and Fictional is a podcast for indie authors. I had a wonderful time…

  • New This Month: October

    New This Month: October

    October is set to be a busy month. As the days grow darker in the Northern Hemisphere, thoughts turn to snuggling up on a chilly night with a good book. Thankfully, I have got you covered, with book sales, new book releases, giveaways, and lots of other treats. The Deliciously Twisted Halloween Book Sale If…

  • Mythology and Me: E.M. Kkoulla

    Mythology and Me: E.M. Kkoulla

    Hello! I’d like to start by thanking Iseult for hosting me here and giving me the chance to talk about my books. My name is Elene (the Greek version of Helen) and I’m of Scottish, English, Irish and Greek-Cypriot heritage, though I was born and brought up in Northern England. I currently live with my…

  • Author Interview: O R Lea

    Author Interview: O R Lea

    Iseult: I’m very excited to have the author of Riebeckite and Torpor’s End, O.R. Lea. stop by the blog today to answer some questions about the Bruised Moon Sequence.  Welcome, O.R.  I’m a big fan of your work and I loved Torpor’s End. It’s even better than Riebeckite! I love the riebeckites. They are very…

  • Author Interview: Joseph Sale

    Author Interview: Joseph Sale

    Iseult: Joseph, thank you so much for talking with me today. It’s been a blast celebrating your writing all month long, and it’s wonderful to get to learn more about your inspiration and process. Virtue’s End is a masterpiece. It’s both an exciting fantasy and a deeply personal tale, and it’s an epic poem! What…

  • Author Interview: Dan Soule

    Author Interview: Dan Soule

    Iseult: Traffic jams are pretty hellish, so they are fertile ground for a horror writer. Did any real life traffic incident inspire this novella? Dan: We’ve all been stuck there with nowhere to go, but there wasn’t one specific incident. I think the idea came from two different places. When travelling for work or taking…

  • Author Interview: Lindsay J Sedgwick

    Author Interview: Lindsay J Sedgwick

    Iseult: Hello Valinora, thank you for talking with me today. Congratulations on the launch of The Lucky Diamond. I loved it. It is so imaginative and fun. Valinora: Thank you so much, Iseult! I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed it. I hope readers will find it fun. When I was a child, especially as…

  • Author Interview: Lindsay J Sedgwick

    Author Interview: Lindsay J Sedgwick

    Iseult: Hi Lindsay, welcome to my blog. I’m so excited about the release of your new book, Wulfie Saves the Planet. I’ve been jumping into old trunks, looking for a way to Lupuslandia so I can get my own wulfen best friend, ever since I read your first Wulfie book. I know you are really…

  • Author Interview: Johann Thorsson

    Author Interview: Johann Thorsson

    Iseult: Hi Johann, thank you so much for talking with me. I loved Whitesands and I hope it is the first in a series of John Dark novels. What was the inspiration behind the blend of thriller and paranormal horror that makes Whitesands so compelling? Johann: The inspiration is, first and foremost, Daniel Hecht’s SKULL…

  • Author Interview: WB Welch

    Author Interview: WB Welch

    Iseult: Welcome, WB, it’s so great you agreed to speak with me today. I’m a big fan of your poetry and of The Last Letter, your zombie novel coauthored with Tory Hunter. WB: Thank you for having me as a guest. Agh! You read Wet Water? Thank you so much. I’m glad you’ve enjoyed what…

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