Rebecca Crunden's Blog, page 28
June 11, 2022
Author Interview: Meg Radiant
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1. Paperback, hardback, audiobook?
Paperback! For reading anyway. I do love my special edition hardcovers! I read faster than people talk, so audiobooks lose my attention quickly.
2. Pick a genre, any genre!
Bit of a cop-out, but Sci-Fi/Fantasy. I couldn’t decide between them!
3. What is the first book you remember reading?
Remember? That’s a hard one. I think Gone with the Wind. I was in fourth grade – a bit out of my depth, b...
June 10, 2022
#IndiePride: K.B. Davenport – Magic in Autumn Springs
THIS #INDIEPRIDE SPOTLIGHT POST FOCUSES ON KB DAVENPORT’S MAGIC IN AUTUMN SPRINGSGoodreads | Twitter | Amazon
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Blurb:
A picturesque small town. A budding romance. A mysterious grimoire.
Welcome to Autumn Springs, a woodsy southern hamlet full of charming folks and scenic beauty. Meet Damian Baxter, a self-professed homebody who works diligently as a librarian at Autumn Springs College. He spends his evenings in his cozy Victorian home on Starry Night Way read...
Author Interview: KB Davenport
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Paperback, hardback, audiobook?I love all the formats. I have a few collectible hardbacks that I adore. I like audiobooks when I’m exercising or doing housework. I have lots of paperbacks and ebooks, too.
Pick a genre, any genre!
Fantasy! Cozy, witchy mysteries, paranormal comedies, fantasy romance. So many good sub-genres.
What is the first book you remember reading?
My mom read to me a lot when I was little. Owl at Home was a regular favorite.
What book shap...
June 7, 2022
#IndiePride: J. E. Glass – Undergrounder
THIS #INDIEPRIDE SPOTLIGHT POST FOCUSES ON Jae E Glass’ UndergrounderTwitter | Goodreads | Amazon | TikTok | Instagram
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Blurb:
Drowned by men. Saved by a monster.
The last place Alexandra Bailey expects her routine life of domestic journalism to lead is being sucked into icy floodwaters below New York City with a knife in her ribs. Headlines like this happen to other people, but it’s real, and she knows she’s dead. Which makes the circumstances of her surv...
June 5, 2022
#IndiePride: E.E. Snead – The Empress of Fay
THIS #INDIEPRIDE SPOTLIGHT POST FOCUSES ON E.E. SNEAD’S THE EMPRESS OF FAY SERIESAmazon | Goodreads | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
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Blurb for The Empress of Fay: Mask of Shadows:
Ruby Rivers, a fire elemental fairy, gets accepted to the most prominent fighting academy in all the land while holding a deep secret that she must not share. Her plans of wanting to live a normal fay life go erratic when two students go missing and Rub...
#IndiePride: Bryony Rosehurst – Love, Anon, Cursed in Love & Meet Me On St. Patrick’s Day
THIS #INDIEPRIDE SPOTLIGHT POST FOCUSES ON BRYONY ROSEHURST’S LOVE, ANON, MEET ME ON ST. PATRICK’S DAY AND CURSED IN LOVELinktree | Goodreads | Twitter
Blurb for Love, Anon:
Christmas is approaching and Arden Hayes is in dire need of a date if only to convince her concerned family that she’s moved on from her failed marriage.
Rosie Gladwell is lonely in a city that isn’t hers, an ocean away from home, and every date that she’s been on ends in disaster. When she comes across an adver...
June 4, 2022
#IndiePride: Duane Simolke – Sons of Taldra
THIS #INDIEPRIDE SPOTLIGHT POST FOCUSES ON DUANE SIMOLKE’S SONS OF TALDRATwitter | Goodreads | Amazon
Website | Barnes & Nobel | Author Interview
The Journey to Sons of Taldra by Duane Simolke
Sons of Taldra represents and reflects my growth as a writer and a gay man. I took an unplanned journey through my books. Though they weren’t published in the order in which I first began writing them, their release reflects my progression.
The Acorn Stories included gay characters and show...
#Indie Pride: Duane Simolke – Sons of Taldra
THIS #INDIEPRIDE SPOTLIGHT POST FOCUSES ON DUANE SIMOLKE’S SONS OF TALDRATwitter | Goodreads | Amazon
Website | Barnes & Nobel | Author Interview
The Journey to Sons of Taldra by Duane Simolke
Sons of Taldra represents and reflects my growth as a writer and a gay man. I took an unplanned journey through my books. Though they weren’t published in the order in which I first began writing them, their release reflects my progression.
The Acorn Stories included gay characters and show...
#IndiePride: Bjørn Larssen – Children
This #IndiePride Spotlight post focuses on BJØRN LARSSEN’S CHILDREN. Twitter | Goodreads | Amazon | Instagram | Facebook
Author Interview | Website | Books
My Pride by Bjørn Larssen
My books have been nominated for various awards and submitted to contests. Sometimes I won. Mostly I didn’t. It didn’t matter a lot – although the gold medal awarded to Storytellers hangs where my imposter syndrome can always see it when I look up from the screen. When I saw my name on the list of Que...
June 3, 2022
Author Interview: Duane Simolke
1. Paperback, hardback, audiobook?
As a reader, I prefer paperback, but my readers seem to prefer eBooks.
2. Pick a genre, any genre!
Science fiction.
3. What is the first book you remember reading?
I forget the name but can picture the cover! That should tell book marketers something.
4. What book shaped your childhood most?
Tarzan of the Apes or War of the Worlds. I loved both of those quick, exciting reads.
5. When did you first start wr...
