We review Feather Falls : Golden State Stories but Shawn Hartje, the first (and probably only) book review we did from Pubby!

In this episode, we are thrilled to have Todd Fahnestock, the talented author behind the beloved Threadweaver series and the insightful book on writing, Falling to Fly. Join us as we explore Todd's fascinating journey from aspiring writer to accomplished author, uncovering the secrets behind his enchanting worlds and memorable characters. Discover how Todd's experiences and passion for storytelling have shaped his writing, leading to the creation of captivating stories that resonate with readers worldwide. Whether you're a fan of epic fantasy adventures or aspiring to improve your writing craft, Todd's unique insights and inspiring journey are sure to captivate and motivate you. Tune in now to join us on this captivating literary journey with Todd Fahnestock!

We start with an exploration of the review-trading service Pubby, which leads to a bit of a tirade on the concept of "show not tell" followed by the use of the word "said."   When all that is said and done (pun intended) we review Brute Force by Scott Meyer and narrated by Luke Daniels.

In this podcast, we talk about what makes horror so spine-chilling. We mean the kind that touches your very soul by reviewing the three tenets of psychological horror. We also review Bad Karma by Paul Wilson.

Join us on the Indie Author Showcase podcast as we dive into the riveting world of literature with a review of "It's Alive" by Julian David Stone. Delve into the intricacies of this thrilling narrative and discover what makes it a must-read for fans of the genre. But that's not all! We also share our firsthand experiences attending Wondercon this year. From exciting panels to exclusive sneak peeks, we'll give you the inside scoop on all the highlights from this spectacular event. Tune in to the Indie Author Showcase podcast for insightful book reviews, engaging author interviews, and captivating convention coverage. Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

We review Aether Bound by Megan Haskell, discuss what we learned when preparing for our first YA horror novel, and share some horror stories from some of the trade shows we've attended.

In our premiere episode, we delve into 'As Seen On TV' by John Wayne Comunale, a thrilling start to our book reviews. Plus, we tackle the complexities of creating authentic LGBTQ characters in our writing.