Last month, I mostly wrote 100-word stories and read huge novels set in Japan.

What I read in March 2023, and my experiences of the 555 Story Challenge →

The Time Trials is a fast-paced, high-stakes time travel novel that really engages with history.

Blog tour: The Time Trials by Jon McConnell and Dayna McConnell →

Beautiful Shining People is inventive, bittersweet, and thought-provoking.

Blog tour: Beautiful Shining People by Michael Grothaus →

Lesser Known Monsters is imaginative and action-packed, with a likeable main character.

Blog tour: Lesser Known Monsters by Rory Michaelson →

The Purgatory Poisoning is entertaining and inspired.

Blog tour: The Purgatory Poisoning by Rebecca Rogers →

All the Little Bird-Hearts is an authentic, meticulously observed, and heartbreaking novel.

Blog tour: All the Little Bird-Hearts by Viktoria Lloyd-Barlow →

Plotting and planning and seeing things come to fruition.

What I read in February 2023 →

The Space Between Us is gritty, exciting, and strangely adorable

Blog tour: The Space Between Us by Doug Johnstone →

Watching the Wheels is an eclectic, moving, and very human short story collection.

Blog tour: Watching the Wheels by Stephen Anthony Brotherton →

Sensitive is interesting and validating, and gave me a lot to think about.

Blog tour: Sensitive: The hidden strength of sensitivity and empathy by Hannah Jane Walker →