Fairy tales, fantasy retellings & stories that shimmer
“Author Shobeir Shobeyri dives deep into human nature and how life’s many rules shape our existence. Whether innate or environmental, all humans have the ability to be good, evil, happy, or self-destr...
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“A dual timeline narrative, Jenny Brav’s The Unbroken Horizon is a searing work of historical fiction that chronicles the trials and tribulations of two seemingly disparate female characters. Through ...
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Way back when, somewhere in San Francisco, Freewheelin’ Franklin Freek, Phineas T. Phreak, Fat Freddy Freekowtski, and of course, Fat Freddy’s Cat spontaneously spewed from the brain of Gilbert Shelto...
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Tropical Scandal is the fifth book in the Pancho McMartin legal thriller series by David Myles Robinson. In this installment, Pancho is introduced to legendary Hawaii trial attorney Isaac Goldblum by ...
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Which book (or other media) would you say is your largest influence? Books that have inspired me in general, as a human, are The Art Spirit by Robert Henri, Kitchen Table Wisdom by Dr. Rachel Naomi Re...
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Daisy can see ghosts. Most of the time, she can ignore them and go on with her life. When her boyfriend suddenly dumps her, and her mother inherits a mansion, Daisy makes the choice to leave everythin...
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Despite the name, no circus appears in this book. Instead, myth, magic, and romance all come together in this collection of short fantasy stories all by the same author, several of which are published...
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Taiki Inomata has always loved badminton, and he really wants to go to the nationals. Then there’s Chinatsu Kano, a basketball player who shares the same dream as him. When a turn of events brings the...
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About the Book: Is love the most revolutionary of all acts? In this wide-ranging collection of twelve short stories, a startling array of characters explore their perspectives on love. The stories swe...
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