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telophase) wrote2025-06-04 02:27 pm
telophase) wrote2025-06-04 02:27 pm
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Because I am waiting for inspiration to strike
I am mulling ideas for a client's cover in my backbrain and poking at my elevator pitch generator, which I updated with some more elements last night.
Okaaaay...:
An uncanny, rollicking novelette, this eldritch horror post-apocalyptic fable is what you'd get if you mashed up The Vampire Diaries with Schindler's List.
This timely media tie-in, a transcendant contemporary fantasy narrative, is the result of mashing up Conan and Mutiny on the Bounty.
This rambunctious trilogy, a rollicking romantasy narrative, is the result of mashing up Murderbot and Titanic.
Recommended for fans of big swords and true love.
Reminiscent of James Patterson and Lord Dunsany, this debut biopunk book is a fast-moving novel.
If Evan Winters mixed Slaughterhouse-Five with a touch of Casablanca, the result would be this numinous tour-de-force.
Fans of Rebecca and Fury Road will resonate with this suspense story that seriously examines loss.
If Murasaki Shikibu wrote The Man in the High Castle, this striking saga is what you'd get.
What would happen if Nicholas Sparks wrote The Expanse?
I would read these:
Full of delicious food, love transcending all, and bears.
Takes readers into a haunting and haunted world of mutants and Faustian bargains.
An extraordinary Murderbot meets Fallout and tackles issues of determinism in this darkly comic novel.
A breathtaking, contemporary novelette, this folktale is what you'd get if Umberto Eco wrote The Planet of the Apes.
I would read the ebook sample of these:
The Maltese Falcon meets Ninefox Gambit in this wonderful neo-classic book. Recommended for readers who want medieval settings and circuses.
A surprising, endearing series, this cozy mystery series successfully mixes YA fantasy and legal thriller with layered characters.
A transcendant paranormal romance, this Stabby Award-winning trilogy is like Friday the 13th, but with extra bears.
Okaaaay...:
An uncanny, rollicking novelette, this eldritch horror post-apocalyptic fable is what you'd get if you mashed up The Vampire Diaries with Schindler's List.
This timely media tie-in, a transcendant contemporary fantasy narrative, is the result of mashing up Conan and Mutiny on the Bounty.
This rambunctious trilogy, a rollicking romantasy narrative, is the result of mashing up Murderbot and Titanic.
Recommended for fans of big swords and true love.
Reminiscent of James Patterson and Lord Dunsany, this debut biopunk book is a fast-moving novel.
If Evan Winters mixed Slaughterhouse-Five with a touch of Casablanca, the result would be this numinous tour-de-force.
Fans of Rebecca and Fury Road will resonate with this suspense story that seriously examines loss.
If Murasaki Shikibu wrote The Man in the High Castle, this striking saga is what you'd get.
What would happen if Nicholas Sparks wrote The Expanse?
I would read these:
Full of delicious food, love transcending all, and bears.
Takes readers into a haunting and haunted world of mutants and Faustian bargains.
An extraordinary Murderbot meets Fallout and tackles issues of determinism in this darkly comic novel.
A breathtaking, contemporary novelette, this folktale is what you'd get if Umberto Eco wrote The Planet of the Apes.
I would read the ebook sample of these:
The Maltese Falcon meets Ninefox Gambit in this wonderful neo-classic book. Recommended for readers who want medieval settings and circuses.
A surprising, endearing series, this cozy mystery series successfully mixes YA fantasy and legal thriller with layered characters.
A transcendant paranormal romance, this Stabby Award-winning trilogy is like Friday the 13th, but with extra bears.
