Keeping with traditions, we will post our separate top 10 reads of 2022 lists throughout January. Well, it might be top 5 in some cases, but all 4 of us had books we’d like to shout about and that’s what’s important. First up is Timy’s favorite reads of 2022!
I came across the My Life in Books 2022 Book Tag on Liz’s blog, Cover to Cover and Liz made me do it! And I’m sticking to my story.
Phil Williams a few months ago talked about the playlist going with his latest novel, Dyer Street Punk Witches. Today he is back again with another guest post, this time talking about The Magic of Music and how music relates to his Ordshaw universe.
Jen and Timy reviews Dyer Street Punk Witches, the latest standalone Urban Fantasy novel from the Ordshaw series by Phil Williams. We also have an extra treat for those who stick around until the end of the review!
Phil Williams recently released his latest standalone novel in his Ordshaw series, Dyer Street Punk Witches, and we celebrated with Jen’s review. Today we are happy to host Phil to share his guest post regarding a playlist he created for this book.
Jen reviews Given to Darkness, the second book in Phil Williams’ Ikiri duology, the sequel to Kept From Cages we reviewed before.
Jen and Timy review Kept From Cages, the first book in the Ikiri duology by Phil Williams, also set in the Ordshaw universe.
Along with a couple of lucky bloggers I’m happy to take part in the cover reveal of Phil Williams’ upcoming stand-alone Fantasy novel, Dyer Street Punk Witches, which is set in the world of Ordshaw.
The epic sale of beloved SFF books is back in 2021! What is this, you ask? Well, I’m glad you asked. Between August 20th and 26th, you can get 53 indie SFF titles for a mere $0.99! Right in time for September, when Self-Published Fantasy Month kicks off so you can read all the books you hoard now. That sounds like a good deal to me.
Well, you guys can’t say I don’t know how to kick a year off. In the first days of January, I dropped the news of changing the blog’s name to Queen’s Book Asylum. Then went on and launched my own music-themed reading challenge, The Sound of Madness (still not too late to join). It both feels like it’s been a long time ago and yesterday. Weird. Anyway, thankfully we had a lot of other content up on the blog your reading pleasures.