Tonight! We are thrilled to be hosting the Epic Reads #ERbookclub chat on Twitter with A Need So Beautifulauthor Suzanne Young. Join us tonight at 9pm EST/6pm PST for a Twitter chat with Suzanne, as we discuss A Need So Beautiful and the recently released sequel, A Want So Wicked. So be sure to log... Continue Reading →
The Classroom by Robin Mellom
Every once in a while you gotta mix things up. For me, a classic fantasy lover/artistic realism enthusiast, The Classroom, by Robin Mellom was outside the realm of what I normally pine for. And it was the perfect “outside the box” experience, at that. As far as middle grade is concerned, Mellom’s writing style is... Continue Reading →
Innocent Darkness: Other YA Fairy Books
Our July Book of the Month is the fabulous, genre-bending Innocent Darkness by Suzanne Lazear: a blending of fairy stories, steampunk & historical fiction. But since Innocent Darkness doesn't hit store shelves until August 8th, we're helping you bide the time this week with a few days of thematic book recommendations. Over the next three... Continue Reading →
Innocent Darkness: Other YA Fairy Books
Our July Book of the Month is the fabulous, genre-bending Innocent Darkness by Suzanne Lazear: a blending of fairy stories, steampunk & historical fiction. But since Innocent Darkness doesn't hit store shelves until August 8th, we're helping you bide the time this week with a few days of thematic book recommendations. Over the next three... Continue Reading →
Innocent Darkness Steampunk Style Guide
Innocent Darkness by Suzanne Lazear is chock-full of Steampunk style. Part of what makes Steampunk such a cool trend is the way it combines Victorian style with elements of Science Fiction. Next week, we'll explore elements of Steampunk fiction and tips for writing a Steampunk style -- but today, we're taking a look at the... Continue Reading →
Innocent Darkness Steampunk Style Guide
Innocent Darkness by Suzanne Lazear is chock-full of Steampunk style. Part of what makes Steampunk such a cool trend is the way it combines Victorian style with elements of Science Fiction. Next week, we'll explore elements of Steampunk fiction and tips for writing a Steampunk style -- but today, we're taking a look at the... Continue Reading →
The Second Spy Giveaway Contest
In honor of today's release of The Second Spy, Novel Novice is giving away two author-signed copies of Olive's latest adventure! To enter, answer the question below and submit along with your name and address. The entries with the most creative responses win!
Jacqueline West: The Second Spy Q&A
Yes. We’ve been raving about The Book of Elsewhere series for a few months now. So you can imagine how thrilled we are to finally celebrate the release of The Second Spy. The 3rd book in Olive Dunwoody’s darkly painted adventures is available in bookstores across the country TODAY! And we're kicking off the release with an exclusive interview with Jacqueline... Continue Reading →
Innocent Darkness Terminology Guide
Part of the charm of Innocent Darkness by Suzanne Lazear is that it's written in the style of historical fiction, despite the heavy dose of Steampunk and fantasy. Today, we've compiled a glossary of a few of the terms used throughout Innocent Darkness that have some sort of historical (or fantastical) implications: Hoyden: a girl... Continue Reading →
Innocent Darkness Terminology Guide
Part of the charm of Innocent Darkness by Suzanne Lazear is that it's written in the style of historical fiction, despite the heavy dose of Steampunk and fantasy. Today, we've compiled a glossary of a few of the terms used throughout Innocent Darkness that have some sort of historical (or fantastical) implications: Hoyden: a girl... Continue Reading →
