Some people toot their own trumpet. I mean to toot yours. On the first Sunday of every month, I'm sharing your posts, your sites, anything interesting I stumble upon during my internet vagrancies. This month on TYT...
- TROY TALKS CORPSEY'S CHEAP CHILLERS (an interview on Gaily Dreadful by guest Erin Callahan with author Troy H. Gardner about his indie feature-length film, with a link to the thing itself!)
- 2021 ADULT SCIENCE-FICTION AND FANTASY BOOK RELEASES BY AUTHORS OF COLOR (a list on Amber's blog Du Livre)
- READ MORE BOOKS – FREE, LEGAL ALTERNATIVES TO PIRATED BOOKS (a list on Shealea's blog Shut Up, Shealea)
- ALL THE POSITIVES WITH NEGATIVE REVIEWS (a think piece/discussion post on Rivka's blog The Orangutan Librarian)
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Troy Talks Corpsey's Cheap Chillers (interview and link) - by Erin Callahan
In Erin Callahan's words, "Corpsey’s Cheap Chillers is a queer, campy, modern take on hosted late-nite horror movie shows like Elvira’s Movie Macabre". An indie visual horror anthology that Troy H. Gardner put together with almost zero budget and a lot of heart. You can watch the whole thing here, and in case you like it (spoiler: it's "bloody" fun! 😂), you can buy the digital download version with lots of extras here. Or, you know, you can simply read Troy's interview and learn what it takes to make an indie feature-length film...
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2021 Adult Science-Fiction and Fantasy Book Releases by Authors of Color (list) - by Amber
Amber compiled a robust list of adult spec-fic books from authors of colour coming this year. Just...browse it and keep your eyes peeled for those?
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Read More Books – Free, Legal Alternatives To Pirated Books (list) - by Shealea
Shealea wrote an awfully useful (and detailed) post about free/cheap bookish resources. There's something for every kind of reader in there!
2021 Adult Science-Fiction and Fantasy Book Releases by Authors of Color (list) - by Amber
Amber compiled a robust list of adult spec-fic books from authors of colour coming this year. Just...browse it and keep your eyes peeled for those?
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Read More Books – Free, Legal Alternatives To Pirated Books (list) - by Shealea
Shealea wrote an awfully useful (and detailed) post about free/cheap bookish resources. There's something for every kind of reader in there!
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All the Positives with Negative Reviews (think piece/discussion post) - by Rivka
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That's all for now folks! See you the first Sunday of every month for more!
I'm always looking for cheap, legal ways to read books! Books are so expensive. I'll have to check that post out.
ReplyDeleteI hope it will help you!
DeleteAll piracy is bad. It's amazing that this topic pops up over and over again.
ReplyDeleteNot to mention...people who sell ARCs?!?
DeleteNice links!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I do my best 😉.
DeleteI'll definitely check out the cheap places for books. I mostly get books from NetGalley, newsletters from authors, giveaways, contests and the occasional blog that wants me to guest post a review for them.
ReplyDeleteI hope you find more stuff thanks to that site list.
DeleteThank you for the link to the SFF by AOC post. I've bookmarked it for future reading!
ReplyDeleteIt's a very thorough list, isn't it?
DeleteI haven't seen Shealea's list, I'm going to have to read it I'm tired of having the same conversation over and over again on twitter!
ReplyDeleteOh my...people just don't want to understand simple concepts sometimes...
DeleteFree and cheap? I have to take a look at that :D
ReplyDeleteHaha, I bet 😉.
DeleteThanks for sharing these! I'm off to go visit a couple of them right now. :-)
ReplyDeleteNicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction
I hope you like them!
DeleteHey there! Just catching up on all your posts lol I see a few here to check out too.
ReplyDeleteKaren @ For What It's Worth
You're alive! 😉
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