Why does every month seem to go by so quickly, including the longer ones?! Clearly time flies when you’re having fun. Fellow readers, you know what that means: it’s time for my March 2024 book blog wrap-up! This month marks the end of the SFINCS competition. So my reading will revert back to mostly novels rather than novellas. (And probably way less reviews per month.) Anyway, keep reading my March 2024 book blog wrap-up to see what I was up to!
Continue reading “March 2024 Book Blog Wrap-Up”On My Radar: March 2024
Once again, the end of the month is near. So that means it’s time for an On My Radar March 2024 post. If you thought my February post was large, well, this one is in the same vein! Below are various book reviews, discussions, and bookish miscellany that I enjoyed this month. Feel free to blog hop around and visit some or all of wonderful posts.
Reviews
- To Gaze Upon Wicked Gods by Bon the Book Witch (a must read review!!)
- The Holocaust By Dan Stone by Leah at Leah’s Books
- The Principle of Moments – Book Review by Janette at Wicked Witch’s Blog
- ARC Review – The Phoenix Bride by Chris at Biblio Nerd Reflections
- THAT TIME I GOT DRUNK AND SAVED A DEMON By Kimberly Lemming – Review by Tammy at Books, Bones & Buffy
- Review: THE LAST PHI HUNTER by Salinee Goldenberg by Caitlin at Realms of My Mind
- The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna Book Review by Tabitha at Behind the Pages
- A Magic Steeped In Poison by Judy I. Lin by Briana at Pages Unbound
- The Body’s Keepers (Audiobook) by Paul L. Kimmel, M.D., Lane Hakel (Narrator): The Social History I Didn’t Realize I Needed by H.C. Newton at The Irresponsible Reader
- Book Review: Fathomfolk by Eliza Chan by Kat at The Lily Cafe
- Fathomfolk by Eliza Chan by Matt/Womble at Runalong the Shelves
- The Woman They Could Not Silence [Book Review] by Carol at Reading Ladies Book Club
- Book Review : A Letter To The Luminous Deep by Kate at Blogging With Dragons
- The Husbands by Ellie at Curiosity Killed the Bookworm
- Book Review: Annie Bot by Sierra Greer by Shazzie at reader@work
- The Porcelain Moon by Janie Chang by Lizzie at Elementary My Dear
- Book Review: A Tempest of Tea by Hafsah Faizal by Athena at One Reading Nurse
Discussion
- Is it time for libraries to get personal?; Or, should libraries use AI? by Krysta at Pages Unbound
- Are young teens embarrassed to be seen in the middle grade section? by Briana at Pages Unbound
- Teaching Doctor Who’s 60th Anniversary and Reflecting on the Specials Four Months Later by Michael at My Comic Relief
- Thoughts From a Grumpy Year of Reading by Peat at Peat Long’s Blog
- Behold the Music (Tolkien Guest Post by Michael) at Pages Unbound
Bookish Miscellany
- International Women’s Day 2024 by Shelleyrae at Book’d Out
- 2023 Book Blogging Stats Transparency Post by Kal at Reader Voracious
- Witty and Sarcastic Book Club Features Tough Questions with various book bloggers
- Bookmark Chat: Guess Who’s Back… by Kerri at Kerri McBookNerd
- Top Ten Tuesday: Books To Read If You Love Sarah J. Maas by Julie at One Book More
- Upcoming Tolkien Media to Look Forward To by Briana at Pages Unbound
That’s a wrap for the On My Radar March 2024 roundup! I hope you found something interesting to hop over to from the list!
Cover Reveal: Isles of Corruption by Elyse Thomson
Good morning, everyone! Today I’m happy to help reveal the cover of Elyse Thomson’s ISLES OF CORRUPTION. It’s the third novel in the Mages of Oblivion series. Before I reveal the beautiful cover, here’s some information about the book as well as a link to request an ARC.
Continue reading “Cover Reveal: Isles of Corruption by Elyse Thomson”SFINCS Review: The Collector’s Lost Things by Jessica A. McMinn
Today’s review is about THE COLLECTOR’S LOST THINGS by Jessica A. McMinn. It’s a novella that follows a young assassin on his current mission. It brings him back into contact with his childhood friends, for one of whom he harbors feelings. This story is one of recognizing who is important in one’s life.
This review is brought to you by my participation in the Speculative Fiction Indie Novella Championship (SFINCS). SFINCS, pronounced “sphinx”, is a yearly competition to recognize, honor, and celebrate the talent and creativity present in the indie community. It’s a sister competition to both SPFBO and SPSFC, and it highlights greatness in the novella format in all areas of speculative fiction (fantasy, science fiction, horror, etc.). I am part of Team Behind the Musings. You can find out more about us here.
Continue reading “SFINCS Review: The Collector’s Lost Things by Jessica A. McMinn”The Greek Gods Book Tag
Chris at Biblio Nerd Reflections tagged me a few days ago in the Greek Gods Book Tag. Now, it’s been a while since I’ve done a book tag and it looks fun, so of course I decided to do it.
The rules for the Greek Gods Book Tag are:
- Pingback to Zuky here so she can read all your posts!
- You can use her graphics if you like, but you don’t have to if you don’t want to.
- Tag as many people as you want, but please share the love.