Showing posts with label YA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YA. Show all posts
Monday, February 15, 2016
Saturday, January 23, 2016
Friday, August 28, 2015
Book Blitz: The Mark of Noba by G.L. Tomas +INTL #giveaway
This is OUR stop during the book blitz for The Mark of Noba by GL Tomas. This book blitz is organized by Lola's Blog Tours. The book blitz runs from 25 till 31 August, you can view the complete blitz schedule on the website of Lola’s Blog Tours.
Sunday, August 16, 2015
Diverse Book Tours Presents: Ghostcrow- A Tale of Andor by M.K. Theodoratus + @amazon #giveaway
Welcome to "The Ghostcrow" Blog Tour!
This Review-Tour features author M.K. Theodoratus, and is brought to you by Diverse Book Tours!
Looking for a Paranormal MG/YA novel featuring a girl who can see ghosts? "Ghostcrow" features an autistic protagonist disturbed by her ability to see death linger...
Thursday, July 30, 2015
The Birth of GL Tomas, The Mark of Noba Cover Reveal, and Writing Books You Want To See-Thoughts on Self Publishing
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
2nd Annual Diversity Month Day 3-How my Books feature Diversity, Guest Post by Author Medeia Sharif +Kindle Fire 6" and Book Giveaway!
I'm so pleased that the ladies of Twinja Book Reviews asked me to do a guest post on their wonderful blog. I'm Medeia Sharif, YA and MG author of books that feature diversity. I'm a big believer in writing, purchasing, and reviewing books with diverse characters--that's the way to go to give exposure to authors, characters, and readers from all walks in life.
Now about my books and how they feature diversity...
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Review: Deanne in the Middle by DuEwa Frazier
October 1st, 2014
Deanne in the Middle by DuEwa Frazier
I was contacted by the author of this particular novel a few months back. The initial interest came from researching the book and wanting to see the how a main character of color dealt with adjusting to an environment different from a prior environment.
Monday, August 25, 2014
Week Four of OUR Favorites, Day Two :Favorite Authors- Barry Lyga + Ellen Oh's Prophecy/Warrior & Sarwat Chadda's The Savage Fortress/The City of Death giveaway!
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Diversify Your SteamPunk Day 4:From Here to Timbuktu with Milton Davis
Although we've only recently been exposed to this author's work through his release of "Amber and The Hidden City"(Isnt the cover just amazing...),the esteemed Milton Davis has been writing for nearly a decade.
While incorporating African culture in the somewhat Eurocentric genre, "fantasy", he's managed to release over 24 distinct works and sell thousands of copies of his books. What really stands out though? With help, he and fellow steampunk alumni Balogun Ojetade, have helped diversify the steampunk genre with a new sub genre to the sub genre, notably named "SteamFunk."
Milton Davis took some time out to chat with us during our "Diversify Your SteamPunk" event, and here's what he has to say!
While incorporating African culture in the somewhat Eurocentric genre, "fantasy", he's managed to release over 24 distinct works and sell thousands of copies of his books. What really stands out though? With help, he and fellow steampunk alumni Balogun Ojetade, have helped diversify the steampunk genre with a new sub genre to the sub genre, notably named "SteamFunk."
Milton Davis took some time out to chat with us during our "Diversify Your SteamPunk" event, and here's what he has to say!
1.
Your latest YA/MG book "Amber and The Hidden City" is what made me most
familiar with your work. I mean, who could really deny that cover?!?
Can you tell us a little more about yourself,and a bit about
your work?
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Diversify Your Steampunk Day 1: Unvanishing Indians, Guest Post by Joseph Bruchac
So we were soooooo lucky enough to score some a guest post with our first guest, Joseph Bruchac. If you're not familiar with him, he's the writer to over 100+books featuring American Indian/Native American culture. He's been around for a while, my sister and I really started paying attention when he released his latest Steampunk influenced Novel, Killer of Enemies(also featuring a Native American girl as his main protagonist). So happy to have him with us today, It's always a pleasure featuring such an esteemed author as himself. So without boring you with our banter, We present to you......
UNVANISHING INDIANS
By Joseph Bruchac
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