by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Aug 17, 2023 | Featured, The Feed, Writing Prompts
Happy “Wednesday,” readers, writers, and shark fans! (We know it’s Thursday, but this was supposed to post yesterday and for some reason… it didn’t… so we’re going to chalk it up to being Wednesday!) With the Shortlist for the...
by Krystina Quintana | Aug 13, 2023 | Book Reviews, Book Reviews Fiction, Book Reviews Magical Realism & Surrealism, Featured
Content Warning: Suicide, drugs, overdose Our Perpetual Negative Self-Talk Have you ever felt like nothing seems to be going right, no matter how hard you try? Maybe you feel like you’re not where you’re supposed to be in life. Or perhaps you always feel...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Aug 13, 2023 | Author Interviews, Author Interviews Fantasy, Author Interviews Fiction, Book Reviews, Book Reviews Fantasy, Featured
Welcome to Vitruvia, readers, writers, and shark fans! In this futuristic series, women have completely lost their rights as society has transitioned to Victorian standards and patriarchal dominion. The Vitruvian Heir is a steampunk rendition of Margaret...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Aug 9, 2023 | Book News, Featured, The Feed
Happy Wednesday, readers, writers, and shark fans! And Happy National Book Lovers’ Day! August 9 of each year is a celebration for everyone who loves books—books in general, reading books, collecting books, watching movies based on books… Basically,...
by India Rose Kushner | Aug 8, 2023 | Conservation Info, Featured, The Feed
I slowly make my way down a worn path through Western Maryland, breathing in the clear air and enjoying the alarmingly warm weather in February. My friends and I have gathered as we do every year for a long weekend spent in a faux-rustic cabin. The days extend into...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Aug 4, 2023 | Featured, Friday Feed, The Feed
Happy Friday, readers, writers, and shark fans! Another week in the summer has flown by, and we’re excited to share another Friday Feed with you—what’s going on right now, publishing yays for our past contributors, and what to expect next from Lit...