Guest Post Category
Guest Post: “It’s All About Family…And Thrillers” by T. Frohock
Posted on February 25, 2020 10 Comments
Today, we’re thrilled to welcome back author T. Frohock to the BiblioSanctum! We’ve been followers of her work for a long time, and celebrations are in order for the release of her new book Carved From Stone and Dream, the follow-up to Where Oblivion Lives in the hit series Los Nifilim! Set during the Spanish […]
The Violent Fae: The Ordshaw Vignettes by Phil Williams
Posted on October 28, 2019 13 Comments
Today, The BiblioSanctum is pleased to welcome back Phil Williams, author of the Sunken City books Under Orshaw and Blue Angel, in a very special tour to celebrate the release of The Violent Fae, the closing chapter of the trilogy! For this event, he is sharing 12 short stories from the city of Ordshaw, the […]
Guest Post: “7 Secrets to Making Fascinating Monsters” by Laurence MacNaughton
Posted on October 14, 2019 13 Comments
Today, we’re pleased to welcome back author Laurence MacNaughton to the BiblioSanctum to celebrate the release of Forever and a Doomsday, the fourth book in his Dru Jasper urban fantasy series! In this latest installment, our eponymous protagonist has found herself in possession of the powerful apocalypse scroll, an ancient artifact that can bring about the […]
Guest post: “Goodness in a Nietzschean World” by M.C. Planck
Posted on June 13, 2019 21 Comments
Today, we’re pleased to welcome author M.C. Planck to the BiblioSanctum to celebrate the release of Black Harvest, his newest novel and the fifth installment in the World of Prime sequence! Hard to believe how quickly time has flown and how much this series has expanded. The still recall with excitement the first book Sword […]
Guest Post: “A Snakeskins Book Soundtrack” by Tim Major
Posted on May 6, 2019 13 Comments
Today, we’re pleased to welcome author Tim Major to the BiblioSanctum as part of a blog tour to celebrate the release of Snakeskins, his new speculative fiction thriller from Titan Books. A timely and suspenseful sci-fi novel, it has been compared to classic John Wyndham as well as TV shows like Humans with its themes of […]
Guest Post: “Under Ordshaw’s Covers” by Phil Williams
Posted on February 25, 2019 16 Comments
As you may have gathered, from our old Cover Lover feature to our participation in the Friday Face-Off meme each week, we love book covers here at the BiblioSanctum–and not just the art itself, but the entire process of planning and designing too–which is why today I am very pleased to welcome author Phil Williams […]
Guest Post: “Creating A Sentient Starship” by Gareth L. Powell
Posted on February 18, 2019 22 Comments
Today, the BiblioSanctum is pleased to welcome back Gareth L. Powell, who we’re excited to host again as part of a book tour in anticipation of the release of his new novel, Fleet of Knives! This sequel to Embers of War is the second volume in a three-part science fiction series about a sentient starship called the Trouble Dog, […]
Guest Post: “Why Write About Ghosts?” by Ben Galley
Posted on December 10, 2018 14 Comments
This fall, the BiblioSanctum is pleased to help spread the word about new and upcoming titles from Sigil Independent, a writing guild founded by a group of like-minded authors who believe in serious self-published fantasy for serious fantasy fans. Among their members, you will find many current and past Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off (SPFBO) authors whose […]
Guest Post: “Back to the Roots: The Unexplored Fantasy” by Daniel E. Olesen
Posted on November 26, 2018 5 Comments
This fall, the BiblioSanctum is pleased to help spread the word about new and upcoming titles from Sigil Independent, a writing guild founded by a group of like-minded authors who believe in serious self-published fantasy for serious fantasy fans. Among their members, you will find many current and past Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off (SPFBO) authors whose […]
Guest Post: “Five Weird Books of the English West Country” by Aliya Whiteley
Posted on November 6, 2018 16 Comments
The BiblioSanctum is pleased to be a stop on the blog tour for The Arrival of Missives by Aliya Whiteley, described as a genre-defying tale of fate and free will, and how the choices we make in our lives affect us. The book has been widely praised in the UK where it was first published, and this […]
