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Our Saturday TBR

So we often have friends releasing new books. And we love to recommend them. Starting today, Every Saturday I am going to start recommending five new/newish releases that are on our TBR for you to read.

  1. Let us start with another poetry Volume. Wave of Flowers By Janeen G. I have read a few of her poems and she has quite the pen. I highly recommend her work.
  2. The next one lists itself as a Christian romance…but the author is one that I believe to be worth following. The premise is solid, the author is talented. I honestly want to read Sister Lost By Heather Hancock
  3. Okay, with the tagline of Deals made with demons are not easily broken. This next one stacks up to be an interesting horror novel. Sins of the Father by Gareth Rees seems to scare its way onto most any tbr.
  4. This next one has the making of a good mystery. A Good Running Away by Kevin Pettway seems to have it all…mercenaries, murder, and all of the makings of what mystery should have.
  5. and last but not least…let us look at Natural Disaster by Alena Orrison Can the main character handle her grief and learn to use her powers before it is too late?

Check back next Saturday for another five books.

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Our Saturday TBR

So we often have friends releasing new books. And we love to recommend them. Starting today, Every Saturday I am going to start recommending five new/newish releases that are on our TBR for you to read.

  1. This one steams the list…Ember holt Brutal Rival: A Standalone Dark Fantasy Romance (The Princesses of Ruin Book 1) It looks like it might be a really good romance addiction.
  2. The Next one is Book five in the series. I have read the rest…this one looks amazing too. The Missing Legacy By Cait Marie. I just don’t think you can go wrong with anything from this author.
  3. A supernatural force pulls Casey, a homeless alcoholic, to an abandoned Connecticut mill…The Pull (The Demons Within) By Len M Ruth Okay the tagline is creepy af…I gotta read it now.
  4. Oooo Beauty’s Beasts: A why choose Beauty and the Beast retelling (Primordial Gates) By Alex Hanson. Queer representation in a faery tale retelling. Please? The sheer magic of the idea has me.
  5. One of our Friends is the Owl Light Network. One of the regulars on the Owl Light is Rob Smales. His book Spearfinger looks interesting. His stories that he tells on the network are amazing. So I am interested in reading his book to see if his work translates.

Check back next Saturday for another five books.

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Dark Dreams An oops

So our staff is small. And human. If you want the Paperback version of Dark Dreams Ready for the Day with the Color Images…you will need to order them from Barnes and Nobles. Due to being sick, when the Amazon Paperback was set up for Day it was set up in Black and white…And Amazon will not allow that to be adjusted after the fact. So…I oopsed. It means that there are legit two differing versions of the book.

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Reading Order

We are proud to give you the reading order for Tish MacWebber’s stories in our anthologies. Did You know that they were connected?

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Our Saturday TBR

So we often have friends releasing new books. And we love to recommend them. Starting today, Every Saturday I am going to start recommending five new/newish releases that are on our TBR for you to read.

  1. Starting with an interesting book of poetry…Darker Objects by Christine E. Ray This was published by Indie Blu(e) publishing. It has multiple poets helping Christine to express her poetry. It looks like it is going to be a wonderful read.
  2. This next one is Urban Fantasy…and one I have been waiting for…Soul Reaper by DB Smyth. Published by Balance of Seven, this book has gritty themes and lots of dark feels. It looks like a great add on to the Tbr.
  3. Looking for a fun book about writing? So far it’s only available on the Kindle… but Drop the Red Pen! by Tish MacWebber is a fun read. A lot of humor and a lot of good solid advice. She is working on getting the paperback edition available. It’s supposed to be available on the 22nd!
  4. Okay…I know I already shared a poetry volume…but this was a really pretty book. The Comment Poems: Encounters with Contagious Poets By Robert Wertzler. The poetry makes it worth being on anyone’s TBR.
  5. And let’s round this off with a children’s book. Journey with Dad 2: Jasmine’s Adventure By Destiny and John Constantin I read the first one, and it was really cute. I look forward to seeing how the story continues.

Check back next Saturday for another five books.

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Book Birthday!

Have you ordered your copy yet?

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Call For Submissions

This one is simple. We are looking for Faery stories. We want the stories that show the effect – Either good or bad – of dealing with fae creatures. We want for you to tell us of the mischief the fae cause. Or how the fae have helped. The choice is yours. We are not limiting Genre – as long as it sticks to the theme.

Requirements:

Story word count Minimum 3k – maximum 6k

Flash Fiction word count max: 1000

Art/Photography: up to five must be printable quality

Poetry/Haiku: up to 5 each per topic

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Submissions email to Faecorpspublishing@gmail.com with a subject of Fae Propaganda.

Submission is to be sent as either an attachment or Google Docs Link.

Due by: February  1st, 2024

Publication Date is May 24, 2024

Specific Theme Story/Flash Fiction/Poetry/Art/Haiku/Photography.

Currently, there are 9 story slots and 10 slots for art/poetry, etc. We may if we receive enough quality submissions decide to open up more volumes to accommodate more openings.

This is a paid anthology. You will if you get in receive a portion of the royalties…however you will be expected to assist in the marketing of the anthology.

Editing is provided. If your story/poetry is in draft form it is still acceptable, however, it must be readable. Gore is acceptable, however, do keep it reasonable, no one wants to read gore for gore’s sake. We do not accept erotica at this time. We are here to showcase good indie authors and are more than willing to help those just getting started.

We will accept stories that have been published before, as long as you retain publishing rights.

If you have any questions feel free to ask.

Fae Corps Publishing uses Discord to work on their anthologies. if this is a problem please note it in the submission. It will not bar your work from the anthology, but it would be nice to know ahead if it is a problem.

Our Catalog is found at books2read.com/rl/faecorpsllc so you can see what we have done previously.

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Follow Friday/Writer’s Lift

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Today we ask that you leave in comments great pages that you think we should follow. Be sure to include your own link! 😍

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Throwback Thursday

So, This is where we talk about older books. Has your book been out a year or more? Tell us about it! Links and blurb, and maybe your next read will be in the comments below! We are always looking for our next read, and everyone asks about your newest volume.
Here we show love to those books that are already out. Don’t have but one? Share it! Have not published yet? Share your favorite author. Let’s make the comments pop with suggested reading!

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Indie Wednesday

We are all about promotion of the indie here. Are you a indie artist or author? Post links to your work! This is the place to brag about your work. Or do you know an indie that needs to be seen? Post a link. Sharing is caring after all. We also welcome you to post services for the indie… If you are an editor, cover designer, or something like that… Post that link!

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