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Tag: Alma Boykin
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Books, books, books
I’m going to be out of pocket this weekend. I’ll leave you with some reading material recommendations, so you’ll have something to keep you busy (heh). Also, these are people I know, writing good stuff, and you might have missed the new releases they have! First order of business! Fantasy Treehouse Art & Architecture releases…
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Books! Getcher Books Here!
This is a book promo post! There are some new releases I’d like to bring your attention to. If you’re looking for reading material, then this is the post for you. Some of my favorite authors, both their work and themselves, are here today. It’s a good day for a promo. (And a small…
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Eat This While You Read That: Alma Boykin
I’ve been reading more, recently, and one of the series I have been catching up on is the Familiar Tales by Alma Boykin. It’s a lovely set of stories, that gradually lengthens from short interconnected tales of mages and their animal partners into novels centered more around one or two specific characters. I’ve been…
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Books ‘n Stuff
Not my books. But the covers are my work, and the books are pretty good if I do say so. You should check them out! Shikari by Alma Boykin Adventure! Exploration! Martinus the m-dog! Lost cities and conspiracies! Strange creatures! And homework. Shikhari, the most-distant human colony world, home to the Staré and Auriga “Rigi”…
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Crossing the Line
James Young is guesting over at the Mad Genius Club today with a post on lines authors should think hard about before crossing, and it’s a lengthy but worthwhile read. “Y’all talk about torturing your characters… are there any lines you won’t cross?” Well…you’d have thought I’d been handing out briefcases of cash with complimentary…
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Review: Chicken Feet and the Firebird
Anyone who has read my posts and books will probably have picked up that I have an affection for Russian Fairy Tales. This is due in no small part to the very first book I ever owned. It was given to me at birth, and it’s a collection of beautifully illustrated fairy tales. The Frog…
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Review: Chicken Feet and Comfort Reading
No, no, I haven’t been cooking with chicken feet. Yes, I know it’s a thing. No, I really don’t plan to try it, although at least I know to take the chicken toenails off before serving. I’m talking about When Chicken Feet Cross the Highway by Alma Boykin. I’m always a sucker for Baba Yaga,…
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Review: Elizabeth of Starland
So in one of life’s gentle ironies, Alma Boykin reviewed one of my books this week, when I was planning to review hers. We hadn’t talked about it beforehand, nor did I realize that today is the launch day for her new book in the Colplatschki series. You can’t write coincidences like this in fiction,…