Hannah’s Novel Notions: A Review of The Beast of Talesend by Kyle Robert Schultz
I’ve always had a somewhat irrational fear of fairytale retellings. To be honest, I don’t generally like the original fairytales,
Category: Indie Book
Hannah’s Novel Notions: A Review of Into the Void by E.B. Dawson
Book series are probably one of the more terrifying things in a bookworm’s life. Not at first glance, maybe. At
Hannah’s Novel Notions: A Review of The Diplomat’s Daughter by Azelyn Klein
Being a diplomat seems like a job that I would be really, really horrible at. I mean, I don’t think
Convention Connection: Comic-Con Revolution!
Convention Connection: Comic-Con Revolution! Attention all cos-players and fellow geeks, there’s a new Comic-Con coming to Southern California and it’s in
Hannah’s Novel Notions: A Review of Out of Darkness by E.B. Dawson
Have you ever read a book where you are both fiercely proud and insanely protective of the main character? One
Hannah’s Novel Notions: Where the Woods Grow Wild by Nate Philbrick
When people think of fantasy novels, they usually think of woods. Trees and rivers and magic and elves and great
On The Shelf: @Markosia Preview of Geek Girl #2 By @daSamJohnson
It’s Geek girl vs. Alt girl in Geek-Girl #2! Having duped the college brainiac into giving her his powers-inducing glasses, and found herself in a position where, in the absence of Maine’s resident super-heroine, she’s promised to stop badass new super-villain Lightning Storm – Ruby Kaye has now inadvertently hospitalized her city’s other resident super-hero (and only potential aide) while trying and failing to stop the villain. So what’s she gonna do? What any self-respecting girl would do in her position. Get drunk! Created and written by Sam Johnson (The Almighties, Cabra Cini: Voodoo Junkie Hitwoman) and illustrated by Carlos Granda (Grimm Fairy Tales, Charmed), the 4-issue Geek-Girl Mini-Series sees attractive, popular coed Ruby Kaye’s world turned upside down. When she landed super-tech specs on a whim, they granted her flight and super-strength – but a flaw in their programming has also rendered Ruby super-klutzy – alienating all but one of her ‘cool-kids’ clique. Ruby needs some down time – but things may not pan out quite how she’s hoping… Johnson fills us in on what’s in store for Maine’s newest (and last standing) super-hero… “Ruby is an ‘act first, ask questions later’ kind of gal, who is used to getting what she wants, but she’s inadvertently gotten herself into a world of trouble
On The Shelf: @BlackMaskStudio Preview of Young Terrorists #2 by Matt Pizzolo
American insurgents raising an outlaw army. Prizefights in drug cartel compounds. A secret war against shadow-government mercenaries hiding in plain
Hannah’s Novel Notions: A Review of Fractured by Rae Elliott
This week on “Hannah searches for good indie books:” Fractured by Rae Elliott. This is a novel I read some
On The Shelf: @ALTERNACOMICS Preview of THE CREATORS #2 by @spaghettikiss
In the near future, several young people across the globe develop the ability to literally bring their imaginations to life
On The Shelf: @ALTERNACOMICS Preview of GO HOME for #IndieComicThursday
In this one-shot from Dan Hill and Andrew Herbst, a young man finds himself stranded on a secluded Pacific island
Hannah’s Novel Notions: A Review of Boston Metaphysical Society by Madeleine Holly-Rosing
Alternate steampunk histories are awesome. Alternate steampunk histories where ghosts and demons are a matter of course are even better. But
Hannah’s Novel Notions: A Review of Urban Legend: Orphan by J.P. Dailing
There are a lot of different factors involved in how people choose to buy books. Maybe they like the synopsis.
Hannah’s Novel Notions: A Review of Embassy by S. Alex Martin
It’s a sort of hobby of mine to go around looking for new indie novels to read. No, not because
