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Three book covers. The paperback and hardcover for Fledgling and the hardcover image for Golden Flight.
Author Spotlight, Dystopia/Post-Apocalyptic, Science Fiction

The Keeper’s Records of Revolution Duology

Posted on24 July, 2026

I just went to the library and picked up a copy of Fledgling earlier today to start a re-read. Last year I read it with a group of people for […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Interviews

Q&A with DeAndra Davis

Posted on14 April, 202513 April, 2025

Today we have debut author DeAndra Davis sharing with us all about her new novel “All the Noise at Once” which publishes tomorrow,  April 15th. The novel takes you on […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Interviews

Interview with Seema Yasmin

Posted on28 June, 202426 June, 2024

We are please to have Seema Yasmin today, author of Unbecoming, a novel about the fight for body autonomy, which arrives on bookshelves on July 9th. I remember seeing Seema […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Interviews

Interview with Janice Lynn Mather

Posted on1 May, 202430 April, 2024

Today we have author Janice Lynn Mather sharing with us all about her new novel “Where was Goodbye?” that publishes next Tuesday, April 30th. The novel is an exploration of […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Non-Fiction

Spotlight on Dr. Ebony Elizabeth Thomas

Posted on29 May, 201930 January, 2023

Have you met Dr. Ebony Elizabeth Thomas online or in person? She’s doing some much needed critical work around children’s and young adult literature.  Her new book, The Dark Fantastic: […] Read More

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Author Spotlight: Padma Venkatraman

Posted on6 March, 20195 March, 2019

Padma Venkatraman has been an oceanographer, a teacher, and also a writer. My first experience with her storytelling was A Time to Dance, a fabulous novel in verse published a […] Read More

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