For Readers
Today we're interviewing Edmund A.M. Batara, who's new to the fiction writing field. He published his first fantasy book, The Accidental Archmage: Ragnarök Rising, in 2017. Since then, he has published nineteen books, including one each...
It’s a copy editor’s nightmare (or one of them): adding an error, rather than fixing one, in a manuscript. And it’s not high up on an author’s wish list, either. So a new book may be causing poor Ernest Hemingway to roll over...
Today we’re interviewing author Nayden Kostov. Born in Bulgaria, he has lived in places like Germany, Belgium, and Iraq, before settling down with his family in Luxembourg. His career has been swinging from that of an army paratrooper and a mil...
Finding Freedom: Harry and Meghan and the Making of a Modern Royal Family, the supposed insider look at the former Prince Harry and his actress bride, has finally come out. A few days before its release, authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand chatted...
For Authors
Most of us have long-term goals or dreams, but we’re not always sure how to get there. For those who dream of a long-lived, successful writing career, having a marketing plan in place is absolutely critical. That plan, though, is more than remi...
The town in which we attended college was, objectively, not an interesting place: 18,000 residents (counting generously), few of the retail and restaurant chains we were accustomed to, very little in the way of landscape. But boy, did we forge the me...
Some of us choose to avoid social media in our personal lives. But as an author, can you do that in your professional life, too? The expert opinions we’ve seen are mostly that you’re well-served to make an appearance on at least one onlin...
Author Kate Reed Petty is a longtime lover of the traditional in-person book event. And she has eagerly participated in the online versions made necessary by the COVID pandemic and its social distancing requirements. But Petty has found herself wonde...
Today's Free Kindle ebooks
Remember to click the button that says "Buy now with 1-Click" on the Amazon page! The one that says "Read for Free" is for Kindle Unlimited, a service that requires paid registration.
Join for free!
The Fussy Librarian offers two email newsletters catered to your particular interests. Sign up for one or both!
Bargain ebooks
- Delivered daily
- 40 genres
- Content preferences
Free ebooks
- Delivered on the days you pick
- 20 genres