Lenah in Infinite Days may detest Kate Chopin's classic, The Awakening, but thousands revere it as one of the first modern pieces of feminist literature. It would be easy to say Lenah thinks the book is "dreadful" simply because Rebecca Maizel, the author, dislikes it -- and that may be true -- but if we... Continue Reading →
Infinite Days: Why Lenah hates Chopin’s The Awakening
Lenah in Infinite Days may detest Kate Chopin's classic, The Awakening, but thousands revere it as one of the first modern pieces of feminist literature. It would be easy to say Lenah thinks the book is "dreadful" simply because Rebecca Maizel, the author, dislikes it -- and that may be true -- but if we... Continue Reading →
Wordstock: My Ultimate Sister Disaster by Jane Mendle
Today, we're featuring another great YA author coming to Wordstock Festival in Portland, Oregon October 9-10th. Check out My Ultimate Sister Disaster by Jane Mendle: If there were a way to pick your family, fourteen-year old Franny might not pick her own. Her father is a hipster boutique owner who's constantly "friending" her on Facebook, her... Continue Reading →
Wordstock: My Ultimate Sister Disaster by Jane Mendle
Today, we're featuring another great YA author coming to Wordstock Festival in Portland, Oregon October 9-10th. Check out My Ultimate Sister Disaster by Jane Mendle: If there were a way to pick your family, fourteen-year old Franny might not pick her own. Her father is a hipster boutique owner who's constantly "friending" her on Facebook, her... Continue Reading →
A Novel Novice Feature: Guest blog by poet Elka Cloke
Hello! This is Elka Cloke, author of Bitter Language, guest blogging for Novel Novice. I’m going to talk about poems and song lyrics in today’s blog, which is one of those topics I can go on about forever because I feel so strongly that song lyrics are poetry. In order to illustrate this I’m going... Continue Reading →
Infinite Days by Rebecca Maizel: Desktop Wallpapers
Today we're delighted to present a collection of desktop wallpapers featuring our September Book of the Month -- Infinite Days by Rebecca Maizel. Many thanks to Vania of VLC Productions for letting us use some of her stunning photos to create these! Click to view full-size, then right-click to save:
Infinite Days by Rebecca Maizel: Desktop Wallpapers
Today we're delighted to present a collection of desktop wallpapers featuring our September Book of the Month -- Infinite Days by Rebecca Maizel. Many thanks to Vania of VLC Productions for letting us use some of her stunning photos to create these! Click to view full-size, then right-click to save:
Bitter Language: Exclusive Q & A with poet Elka Cloke
Forgive the steampunk pun, but what makes a poet tick? Elka Cloke took some time to answer this and a number of other questions about her new collection, Bitter Language. __________ Q. Two of your poems are featured in books by Cassandra Clare. How did that come about? A. Cassie and I have been friends since we were 13.... Continue Reading →
Bitter Language: Exclusive Q & A with poet Elka Cloke
Forgive the steampunk pun, but what makes a poet tick? Elka Cloke took some time to answer this and a number of other questions about her new collection, Bitter Language. __________ Q. Two of your poems are featured in books by Cassandra Clare. How did that come about? A. Cassie and I have been friends since we were 13.... Continue Reading →
Infinite Days: “Evil be he who thinketh evil”
 "Evil be he who thinketh evil." This quote not only serves as the motto of The Order of the Garter, in Rebecca Maizel's Infinite Days, it's tattooed on Lenah's shoulder by a knight of the original Order. The Order was first established in 1348 (or 1344 depending on the source) by King Edward III as a... Continue Reading →
