You know the list. You’ve seen it a thousand times. There’s fantasy fiction, science fiction, historical fiction, crime, mystery, thriller… The list goes on and on — until the clothes come off. Then, whatever real genre the novel belongs in, whatever real literary merit the work may have, is all forgotten. It’s tossed into the “erotica” bin. The literary world’s equivalent to […]
Yup! A new cover for Bagédaan. How about that! There are more changes coming to the novella too, but they’ll have to wait for later, after we’ve finished Deadman’s Trigger! For those who don’t know, Deadman’s Trigger is the second book in the Raven & Iris series. You can buy the first book, Raven’s Tears by clicking the link (to Amazon). We’ve been working feverishly for […]
About a month ago we were asked to do a guest post for the good folks at Cmash. Today that guest post, coupled with a give-a-way of Raven’s Tears went live. Click the link below to go check it out. And while you’re there, sign up for the give away! (Expires February 12, 2014) The first questions we get asked are […]
Complete Article by AprilR on Book Addiction RAVEN’S TEARS by Alesia and Michael Matson is an exciting, heart pounding Science Fiction/Fantasy/Thriller/Romance set in the Fantasy world of Menelon. Meet, Sir VIncent Sultaire aka, the Raven,con turned cop and Lady Angelique Blakesly, aka, Angel, urchin turned lady, the Iris, one of Fernwalls’ most successful burglars and of course the conservative […]
It seems to be the issue that won’t go away. Hundreds, maybe thousands, of new titles are being uploaded to Amazon every day. Books and shorts that never would have seen the light of day under the ‘old regime’ can now be tossed up on the web, virtually for free, by anyone who thinks they’re the next Mark Twain. Just […]
Okay, so I have a confession to make: I used to be an avid Rush Limbaugh listener. Yeah I know, right? Don’t hate me. In my defense I have to say that it was very early in his career on the national stage, and to this day some—and I repeat some—of what he said in those earlier years still makes sense […]
