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Hey everybody, we’d greatly appreciate it if you could take two minutes to fill out a SURVEY about Conquer Books. This will help Nicole and I provide more of what is most valuable to people, especially during this time. Even … Continue reading 2-min Survey About Conquer Books
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We are so excited to announce we’re hosting a brand new science fiction and fantasy convention in Appleton. Conquer Con will be hosted at the Fox Cities Exhibition Center on Saturday, September 19, 2020. There will be games There will … Continue reading Conquer Con 2020 – Appleton’s SFF Con
Rebecca gives us 5 reasons to read The Stand by Stephen King and 2 reasons why you might not want to. Continue reading 5 reasons to read THE STAND (and 2 not to)
If you’re like me, at the start of the pandemic, you were glued to the news, furiously checking who on Twitter was self-quarantining, and counting rolls of toilet paper. Now, a good two months in with no real end in … Continue reading Quarantine Distractions
In which Rebecca organizes her bookshelves: a time-lapse, an unhaul, and an orange. Continue reading Rebecca Organizes her Bookshelf – Time-lapse Video
CORRY L. LEE SHARES ABOUT HER NEW NOVEL Some of the best science fiction and fantasy novels come from scientists. That’s why we’re so excited about the upcoming novel, Weave the Lightning, by scientist/writer combo Corry L. Lee. In Corry’s … Continue reading Corry L. Lee’s new fantasy novel
The Glass Magician by Caroline Stevermer summary: Thalia is a stage magician in New York during the 1900s. When a trick goes horribly wrong and she nearly dies on stage, Thalia’s saved suddenly by…herself. Under distress, Thalia preforms real magic … Continue reading The Glass Magician Book Review
Daughter of the Dark by Marina & Sergey Dyachenko Summary: Self-absorbed DJ Aspirin comes across a young girl holding a teddy bear, unusual because of her location in a dark alley at night. Against his sense of self-preservation, DJ Aspirin … Continue reading Daughter of the Dark Book Review
Alma Katsu is known for thoroughly-researched and elegantly-written historical fiction—which she then twists into the type of horror that sends you diving under the covers. But for Katsu, there’s a good reason to write about monsters. She shared, “They’re the … Continue reading Alma Katsu on her newest book
What do you do when your favorite authors go political? Well, if you’re like me, you lean in. Just a few days after Stephen King blew up Twitter by announcing he quit Facebook (citing false information in political advertisements on … Continue reading What to do when your favorite authors go political
We’re listed as one of Feedspot’s top recommended science fiction blogs Continue reading We Made Feedspot’s List of Top Sci-Fi Blogs
