All things indie books!
All things indie books!
Get ready to meet the mind behind the myth. We sat down with the brilliantly witty and award-winning author Eugen Bacon to discuss her upcoming novelette, NOVIC—a standalone sequel to Claiming T-Mo that delves into the fascinating “before the story” of an immortal priest. I’m bi demi and have always had the hots for Denzel Washington, but he […] More
Carla E. Dash is a mom, a gamer, a teacher, a person who manages to keep a moderate number of plants alive, and the author of Monsters and Other Tales of Humanity, a collection of speculative fictions stories about how terrifying and how heroic individuals can be when untethered from relationships. What inspired you to […] More
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We had a fun chat with LCW Allingham about her writing and her new dark fantasy novella, MUSE (Speculation Publications, April 9, 2024). What inspired you to write Muse? I am an artist and from a family of artists of various mediums and forms. The nature of inspiration and creation has always been a fascinating […] More
What do you know about God? Damon Garcia has a hunch that the God of your imagination may need to be super sized a few quadrillion times and then doubled for good measure. As he sees it, everything you’ve ever been taught or led to believe about…
An Interview with Wryly T. McCutchen Wryly T. McCutchen is a poet, hybrid writer, and community educator teaching, writing, and surviving in the Pacific Northwest. Their work has appeared in Foglifter, Lady/Liberty/Lit, Tiferet Journal, Nat. Brut, and Raven Chronicles. They were awarded an MFA in creative writing with dual concentration in creative nonfiction and poetry from Antioch University. Their first poetry collection, My Ugly and Other Love Snarls, is available from University of Hell Press. Their first memoir is in progress.
Katharine Coldiron is the guest. Her debut novella, Ceremonials, is available from Kernpunkt Press.
It was a pleasure chatting with Katharine Coldiron about her forthcoming book, Ceremonials, a twelve-part lyric novella inspired by Florence + the Machine’s 2011 album of the same name.
Conflicting, confusing, and crazymaking—that’s how many people describe the diet and nutrition information put out by our government, the medical industry, and any number of expert authors. Is beef okay in moderation? How ‘bout soy? Does our…
Award-winning author and renowned performer E. Patrick Johnson spoke with Blavity about his collection of oral stories titled Sweet Tea: Black Gay Men of the South.
It’s Christmastime, 1947, in the City of London’s square mile of high finance. A seeming vice killing spooks a City councillor into hiring Newman, an expatriate American shamus, to keep his name out of a murder. Newman’s private inquiries split two different ways. One takes him to the rackets, to the police murder investigation, and to …
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