Book Review: Shadowfell (Shadowfell # 1) by Juliet Marillier

Title: Shadowfell (Shadowfell # 1)
Author: Juliet Marillier
Publisher: Pan Macmillan
Publication Date: Jul 2012
Pages: 350
Format: Paperback
Genre: YA Fantasy
Source: Review Copy from Publisher

Book Review: Globish by Robert McCrum

Title: Globish
Author: Robert McCrum
Publisher: Penguin
Publication Date: 2010
Pages: 310
Format: Paperback
Genre: Non-Fiction
Source: Bought Copy

Book Review: Blood Phantom by Rhiannon Hart

Title: Blood Phantom (Lharmell 0.5)
Author: Rhiannon Hart
Publisher: Curtis Brown Digital
Publication Date: 9 December 2013
Pages: 15
Format: E-Book - PDF
Genre: Paranormal
Source: Review Copy from Author

Guest Blog: Charie D La Marr, author of Bumping Noses and Cherry Pie

Today I welcome author Charie D La Marr to the blog to tell us a bit about her new circuspunk release, Bumping Noses and Cherry Pie....

Hi my name is Charie D. La Marr, creator of the genre Circuspunk. Some of you might know me from Facebook as Persiphone Hellecat and some might even know me from the nine years I spent as a professional clown as Kotton Kandy.

So why, do you ask, does a person who spent nine years wearing the motley suddenly start writing stories where clowns blow up? First of all, that is only a part of Circuspunk. Circuspunk can bring in any other genres that you want—from romance to sci fi and everything inbetween. The stories include circuses, carnivals and fairs, midways, freak shows and sideshows, clown, magicians, freaks, acrobats, carnies … all of it!