Sadie Hartmann, also known as “Mother Horror,” has put together a list of 100(!) horror books written or edited by women. Check it out!
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Old(er) Women in SFF
Today I stumbled across a list of books that I think is quite useful! Catherine Lundoff put together a two-part list: Old(er) Women in SF/F, Book and Story List Part 1 A-M Old(er) Women in SF/F, Part 2 N-Z Not…
Why should we highlight diverse authors?
Earlier today someone posted on a facebook group about horror books that they were looking for material by diverse authors. Entirely too many people got outraged in the sense of “I would never pick a book based on race/ethnicity/gender/etc.!” And…
Upcoming Reviews
I have a review of the upcoming ‘in death’ Robb novel, “Festive in Death” that should go up tomorrow. I read the first two of Tanya Huff’s Blood Books, and three of her ebook anthologies. I picked up a few…
Review: GoneReading.com
Pros: Fun reading-related items Cons: … Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Note: Several items provided free for review. Visit GoneReading.com for gifts for readers. The folks at GoneReading.com offered to provide several items for a review, and being as…
My rant about why many series books should be able to stand alone
I’m working on a review of a book that is quite a ways on in a series—a series that I’ve never read from before. I already know from experience that some of the people who read my review will be…
Dear Authors: On Amazon’s Editorial Reviews
Yesterday I stumbled across this blog post about Amazon’s practice of putting editorial reviews (from Publishers Weekly and similar mags) above the book description on Amazon pages. The post’s author notes: You may already know that book reviews can be…