Language is a powerful tool to make people feel connected and seen. Debut author, Priyanka Taslim, speaks to Bookish Brews about the power of using untranslated words in English novels.
Mirae was meant to save her queendom, but the ceremony before her coronation ends in terror and death; a strange new power is unlocked within her, along with the return of a monster even the gods fear. Using unprecedented magic, Mirae must defeat this enemy and stop the future only she can see.
I think speculative fiction is most powerful not when it tries to predict what will happen in the future but when it uses a future setting to give readers new ways of seeing our present world, when it makes visible the previously unseen connections within our own lives.
Author Carol T. Luna to Bookish Brews to chat with us a bit about her experience living at the intersection of multiple cultures and how that has informed her life.
After reading and loving Dreamer by MultiMind I was overjoyed to be contacted about doing her cover reveal for Kinetics. Stop in and see the stunning cover!!!
It’s impossible for me to not feel immersed in this story. It takes place in Minneapolis, the city of my heart, and is told by someone who so clearly loves the city as much as I do. The Turning Pointe captured my heart and has not let go. It is wonderful.