Timy reviews The Ashes of London, the first book in the Marwood and Lovett historical fiction series by Andrew Taylor.
The Illusionist’s Nightmare – Part 3 by Ryan Kirk
Part 3 of the second SPFBO 9 To Be Continued… story, The Illusionist’s Nightmare is written by Ryan Kirk. Her plan being made, it’s time for Ezri to get to work.
SPFBO 9: Fae Gods: Maze by Philinna Wood
Team Asylum reviews our second SPFBO 9 semi-finalist, FAE GODS: MAZE by Philinna Wood. Reviews are from Paul, Bjørn, Liis, Olivia, and Timy.
The Illusionist’s Nightmare – Part 2 by M.T. Fontaine
Part 2 of the second SPFBO 9 To Be Continued… story, The Illusionist’s Nightmare is written by M.T. Fontaine. After taking the Illusionist’s commission, Ezri has to find out what nightmare she should dream into life.
Guest Post: The Ragnarök Prophecy Kickstarter by Matt Larkin
It’s my pleasure to welcome Matt Larkin, the author of the SPFBO finalist Darkness Forged, and the Escathon Cycle. He will talk about his Kickstarter campaign for The Ragnarök Prophecy Volume 1-3 which includes reimagined, deluxe, leatherbound & illustrated editions of his Ragnarok Era and Runeblade Saga novels.
Cover Reveal: Legacy of a Hated God by Patrick Samphire
We at the Asylum are super excited to show you the cover of Patrick Samphire’s upcoming novel, Legacy of a Hated God, which is the fourth and final book in the Mennik Thorn series. It’s set to be released on November 2nd, 2023.
SPFBO 9: Deceit by Sharon Rivest
Team Asylum reviews our first SPFBO 9 semi-finalist, DECEIT by Sharon Rivest. Reviews are from Liis, Bjørn, Jen, Olivia, Paul and Timy.
The Illusionist’s Nightmare – Part 1 by Melissa Wright
The second SPFBO 9 To Be Continued… story is kicked off by Melissa Wright. We get introduced to Ezri who gets commisioned a nightmare. The Illusionist’s Nightmare.
The Road to 100K Via Burnout
Queen’s Book Asylum recently hit 100K views. To commemorate the milestone, I decided to write about my experiences with burnout throughout my blogging journey.
Quietly Hostile: Essays by Samantha Irby
Bjørn reviews QUIETLY HOSTILE: ESSAYS, a collection of satirical essays by Samantha Irby.