Mary Irving is a sci-fi author who works as a material scientist. In this interview, she discusses her debut novel, villains, justice and redemption, her favorite indie sci-fi books and more.

When Bleu’s little sister shows symptoms of the deadly Sickness, a strange vision directs him to leave humanity’s subterranean haven and seek the cure on Earth’s glacial surface.

Laken Honeycutt is a fantasy author weaving stories from the sanctuary of her forest home. In this touching interview she discusses her debut novel and its fascinating lore, the relationship between humans and nature, amazing books and more.

This started as a chaotic thread on Twitter that I created because I wanted to get some thoughts out of my head and sort them out. But wonderful AK Nephtali offered me to turn it into a blogpost on their website.

M.K. Valley is an avid reader and an author who has dreamed about becoming one ever since she was a little girl. In this fun interview she discusses her debut novel, the future of space colonization and evolution, traveling to other planets, literature and more.

The Pit gaped like the mouth of a giant beast poised to consume them. A dim light flickered in its heart. Rin forced herself to look away but couldn't shake the feeling that she was about to fall into it.

Separated from her family and her homeland, Mæve struggles to navigate her new life in the Palace of Light, caught between a forbidden love and a burgeoning rebellion.

Books I've read and loved, representing various subgenres with different takes on the dystopian theme. Indie debuts, modern rising stars as well as famous classics.

Andria del Scorpio traded her crown for a sword. Being an Assassin on Ares might mean rubbing elbows with the filth of the Infinite Universe, but at least she’s free.

A distant future. A world divided. A walled city in a devastated wasteland. A struggle for power becomes a struggle to survive. With friends like these, who needs enemies?