More random news than you can fit on a biscuit and dunk in your tea
Sarah Dahl is the author steamy historical romances, known for their gritty realism and authenticity to the period in which they are set. She is not afraid to shy away from difficult issues, and if you enjoy the occasional Viking (and you know who you are) then you’ll probably like
Days are just labels, and we don’t need no damn labels, right? So, in case this is your first visit to Newsnibbles, the Monday Mystery Mime is a weekly slot where our friends Feathers and Toast perform a mystery mime. All you have to do is guess the mime, and you win the
Quite a while ago I decided the best thing I could do to make a difference as a writer, not only to people’s perceptions, but to the way literature is perceived is to lead by example. I feel that my early work pandered somewhat to canonical expectations. I tried to
The Monday Mystery Mime is a weekly section where our friend Feathers and Toast perform a mysterious mime for you to guess. Just post your answer in the comments. If you get if right then you could win the mime of your choice being performed. And congratulations to last weeks’ winners,
Today’s 7 Questions is with scifi author and sparkly badger, Claire Buss. When she’s not co-hosting Twitter hours (Mondays, 9pm, #sparklybadgersunite), vlogging or taking care of her family, Claire is writing. Her debut novel, The Gaia Effect is out now. 1. What is the Gaia Effect, and is it contagious? The
Yes, we know it’s Tuesday. OK, so we’re not perfect, jeez, lay off! So, anyway. The Monday Mystery Mime is once more brought to you by our friends Feathers and Toast. All you need to do to win is to post your guess in the comments before Friday. The correct answer
We’ve been a bit lackadaisical posting the Mystery Mime for the past couple of weeks, but hopefully you’ve all subscribed to Feathers and Toast‘s Youtube channel, and haven’t missed a thing. Anyway, we’re back on the ball this week, and below is your mystery mime. For those of you with
OK, so only one of my reads had actual teeth sinking, (OK, two if you count monsters taking a chunk out of someone’s shoulder, or three if you include demons from Hades, OK, so actually only one didn’t…) but it was a cool headline, nonetheless. I love reading, and have
