Of books, writing, and life in general
Melissa McPhail is launching the new cover of her book Cephrael’s Hand, the first book in the A Pattern of Shadow and Light series. I read it last year and loved it! This week we’re celebrating the new cover reveal with guest posts and a giveaway.
Read on to know more about the new cover, as well as Melissa’s thoughts on cover art. Then enter the giveaway at the end of this post!
So this week we’re celebrating the new cover reveal of Cephrael’s Hand by Melissa McPhail. I read this book last year and loved it so much, so I was more than happy to join this week’s celebration!
Yesterday, I featured one of Melissa’s guest post about world-building. Today I’m sharing her other post about the three must-read series for fantasy buffs. Read on to see the post below and check out the new cover of the book! And of course, enter the giveaway!
I read Cephrael’s Hand by Melissa McPhail last year and I absolutely loved it! That’s why I’m happy to participate in the new cover reveal for the book. To celebrate, Melissa’s having a week-long blog event with a giveaway!
As part of the cover reveal, the author also wrote two posts – one about world-building and one on three fantasy series. Read one of the guest posts below and check out the new cover of the book! Don’t forget to also check out the giveaway. :)
I wrote about this project recently and I really loved the whole concept. It involves things I obsess about – literature and tattoos. Plus it’s a project by a company that creates damn cool literature-inspired graphic tees, tote bags, and what not.
Litographs has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its World’s Longest Tattoo Chain project. The company has broken down the entire text of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland into 2,500 unique temporary tattoos. The goal is to get all these 2,500 literary tattoos on the skins of Kickstarter backers and then showcase the photos on Litographs’ tattoo gallery. It’s certainly a unique way of reading the classic novel – a book that, I’m ashamed to admit, I’ve never read before and I’ve had it on my Kindle app for ages.
Just helping get word out about the new book by Laurisa White Reyes. I read two of her books last year – The Rock of Ivanore and The Last Enchanter – and they were pretty fun to read.
About Contact by Laurisa White Reyes
Mira wants to die. She’s attempted suicide twice already and failed. Every time she comes in contact with another person, skin to skin, that person’s psyche uploads into hers. While her psychologist considers this a gift, for Mira it’s a curse from which she cannot escape.
To make matters worse, Mira’s father is being investigated for the deaths of several volunteer test subjects of the miracle drug Gaudium. Shortly after Mira’s mother starts asking questions, she ends up in a coma. Although her father claims it was an accident, thanks to her “condition” Mira knows the truth, but proving it just might get her killed. – Get this on Amazon
Aw man, this is the first book I finished this year. Holy crap. I can’t believe I went from blog tour maniac to zero books in about a year. I feel sad about it really, but it is what it is, and hopefully, this book is just the beginning of more books. Yayyy.
Anyway, here’s what I thought of the book. Don’t forget to enter the giveaway at the end of this post.
To celebrate the release of the third and final book in her Fractured Light series, author Rachel McClellan is doing a blog tour and an awesome giveaway. Read more about the series and don’t forget to enter the giveaway!
I decided to join this book blast because this book reminded me of the movie Zombieland, which was pretty funny and cool. Wish I had the time to read and review the book for this post, but I guess the next best thing is to help spread the word. Checkitout, folks!
By the way, the author will be awarding a $25 Amazon gift card to a randomly drawn commenter during the tour, and a $25 Amazon gift card to a randomly drawn host. Check out the other tour stops and leave a comment.
You’re never too old to have one more adventure!
Brought to life by Steve Ferchaud’s vibrant drawings, this story for all ages by Dan O’Brien lets us know that it is never too late to have one more adventure.