Today, we have a new story from our Literary Lovers Mash-Up Writing Contest entries. We asked you to write about two literary lovers meeting OR falling in love for the first time in about 500 words. Today’s entry comes from Lillie Hill, who stuck with the classics — writing a meeting between John Willoughby from [...]
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No foolin’… beginning April 1, Poets.org will send one new poem to your inbox every day to celebrate National Poetry Month (which we will officially begin celebrating tomorrow – stay tuned!). The poems have been selected from new poetry collections being published this spring. Sign up here for your daily dose of poetical inspiration in [...]
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Our friends at FallenArchangel.com will be exclusively unveiling the cover of Cresendo, the sequel to Hush, Hush live on April 10th! Here are the details: After a lot of planning by the fabulous folks at Simon & Schuster, we are excited to announce that Becca Fitzpatrick will be revealing the cover of CRESCENDO, the highly [...]
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Today marks the last day for our March Book of the Month – The Lonely Hearts Club by Elizabeth Eulberg … which begs the question: Have you experienced The Lonely Hearts Club yet? All month, we’ve shared some exciting goodies from the book — including a contest, trivia, book trailer, interviews, and of course, lots [...]
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Flash Burnout by L.K. Madigan Official synopsis: Fifteen-year-old Blake has a girlfriend and a friend who’s a girl. One of them loves him, the other one needs him. When he snapped a picture of a street person for his photography homework, Blake never dreamed that the woman in the photo was his friend Marissa’s long-lost meth [...]
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We’ve gotten some pretty fantastic entries in our Literary Lovers Mash-Up Writing Contest — and, as promised, we’ll be posting our favorite entries all week-long. (Plus, we’re sending the U.S. winners some awesome Novel Novice bookmarks.) For this contest, we asked you guys to write about two literary lovers meeting OR falling in love for [...]
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The first sign that Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins would be a good book was when I stayed up too late reading. And then repeated the process three nights in a row, until I was finished. The book’s strongest selling point is narrator Sophie, whose sarcastic sense of humor is the driving force behind the [...]
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Yes. It’s true! Stephenie Meyer is planning to release a NEW novella based on The Twilight Saga, to be called: The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner: An Eclipse Novella. Fans will remember Bree as one of the newborn vampires featured at the end of Eclipse (and is portrayed by Jodelle Ferland in the upcoming [...]
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Throughout this month, we’ve been featuring certain Beatles songs that have a certain significance to our Book of the Month, The Lonely Hearts Club by Elizabeth Eulberg. The Beatles play a significant role in the novel, and were a big influence for Eulberg. Each of the songs we feature will be important to the novel. [...]
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The chilling book trailer for Holly Black’s White Cat has been unveiled — and now I want to read this book more than ever. Check it out: Here’s a bit more about the book: Cassel comes from a family of curse workers — people who have the power to change your emotions, your memories, your [...]
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