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Photo of Abdi Nazemian. He has short dark hair and is smiling. He's wearing a light blue shirt and there is a slightly blurry house with ivy in the background.
Historical, Interviews, LGBTQIA, Romance

Interview with Abdi Nazemian

Posted on22 September, 202522 September, 2025

Earlier this month I was fortunate enough to video chat with author Abdi Nazemian about his newest book Exquisite Things which is available as of September 23, 2025. Shahriar believes he was born […] Read More

Two cover images of the book Through Our Teeth by Pamela N. Harris. The bottom portion of a young Black woman's face is shown. She has red lipstick on and is clutching a silver necklace in her teeth in a bit of a snarl. She has long hair and is wearing a black shirt.
Contemporary, Interviews, Mystery, Thriller

Q & A with Pamela N. Harris

Posted on5 September, 20253 September, 2025

Today we’re lucky to have Pamela N. Harris here on the blog to answer some questions about her newest novel Through Our Teeth. The book will be released on September […] Read More

The book cover of Camila Núñez’s Year of Disasters has a background of pink lace. The main character is a brown skinned young woman with black slightly wavy hair just past the shoulders. There are three cards - maybe tarot cards - behind her head. One has the words the hanged visible and a bat hanging. One other has multipe sword handles and the final has two cats and a sword.
Contemporary, Interviews, LGBTQIA

Interview with Miriam Zoila Pérez

Posted on25 June, 202525 June, 2025

Camila Núñez’s Year of Disasters, the YA debut by Miriam Zoila Pérez, was published earlier this year. If you haven’t read it yet, here is the publisher’s summary: Cuban American […] Read More

On the left, the book cover of This Book Might Be About Zinnia. On the right a photo of the author. She is a Black woman with shoulder length hair. She is wearing glasses and is smiling.
Interviews

Q&A with Brittney Morris

Posted on19 June, 202529 June, 2025

Today we have best-selling author Brittney Morris discussing with us her newest novel “This Book Might Be About Zinnia” which will be published on July 1st. This book is a […] 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

On the left is the cover of the book The Hysterical Girls of St. Bernadette's. At the center of the black-and-white cover is an open mouth, clearly screaming. White bandages or ribbons stream out from the mouth chaotically, like they've been blasted by the force of the person's scream. The title is written in all caps, in bright pink paint, across the cover so it centers the screaming mouth. On the right is the author. Young woman wearing round wire glasses and a big smile. She has a beige silky headscarf on and a dark green silky blouse or dress. She also has on a long triple strand brown beaded necklace.
Horror, Interviews

Interview with Hanna Alkaf

Posted on30 October, 202429 October, 2024

Today we’re excited to hear from author Hanna Alkaf whose latest release THE HYSTERICAL GIRLS OF ST. BERNADETTE’S fits in with the creepy vibe that’s often happening in general at […] Read More

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