Novels
Why We Love The Books Set on Magical Trains
Why We Love The Books Set on Magical Trains: they don’t just move characters across landscapes, they move readers into realms where the...
shashi shekhar5 Mins read
How to Sell Books Direct to Readers Using Shopify: A Guide for Indie Authors
Learn how indie authors can sell books direct to readers using Shopify, boost profits, manage POD, taxes, and build a sustainable publishing business.
shashi shekhar21 Mins read
Operation Bounce House: By Matt Dinniman (Book Review)
Operation Bounce House throws you into a brutal future where a peaceful farming planet suddenly becomes the battleground for Earth’s latest entertainment craze.
Sakshi Nadkarni3 Mins read
The Astral Library: By Kate Quinn (Book Review)
At its heart, The Astral Library follows Alexandria “Alix” Watson, a young woman scraping by in Boston while juggling dead-end jobs and quietly...
nandini3 Mins read
What Exactly Makes a Fantasy Novel “Cozy”? Defining the Subgenre in 2026
What is cozy fantasy? The label is everywhere — book lists, social-media recs, bookstore displays — but what does “cozy” actually mean when...
Anurag Anand7 Mins read
The Sun and the Starmaker: By Rachel Griffin (Book Review)
Right from the first pages, The Sun and the Starmaker sweeps you into a rugged, snow-covered world where survival hinges on an almost...
Soham Singh2 Mins read
Why Pride and Prejudice is Still the Blueprint for Romantasy
Pride and Prejudice did more than shape classic romance. It offered a structural blueprint that modern Romantasy continues to refine.
shashi shekhar5 Mins read
My Husband’s Wife vs. Dear Debbie: Thriller of the Year 2026 Predictions
Alice Feeney’s My Husband’s Wife and Freida McFadden’s Dear Debbie—two thrillers that couldn’t feel more different in tone or intent.
Sakshi Nadkarni13 Mins read
