Hi guys! Happy Thursday! It's been a super busy week on my side, but luckily it's almost the weekend. Today I am sharing not 1 but 2 awesome new books from Nerine Dorman with you guys today. So let me share some more on the author Nerine Dorman first : Nerine Dorman is a South African author and editor of science fiction and fantasy. Her novel Sing down the Stars won Gold for the Sanlam Prize for Youth Literature in 2019 and The Percy Fitzpatrick Award for Children's and Youth Literature in 2021. Her YA fantasy novella, Dragon Forged , was a finalist in the Sanlam Prize for Youth Literature in 2017, and she is the curator of the South African Horrorfest Bloody Parchment event and short story competition. Her short story “On the Other Side of the Sea” (Omenana, 2017) was shortlisted for a 2018 Nommo award. Her novella The Firebird won a Nommo for “Best Novella” in 2019. In addition, she is a founding member of the SFF authors’ co-operative Skolion and is an active memb...
Hi guys! Happy Monday . How are we already in November? Time is truly flying by. October held many awesome ARC read opportunities for me, and this was another one from The Crow's Copy that I got to review. This time it was The Seeker Effect by Anne Schlebusch. So first, let me share more about Anne Schlebusch from her publisher's website : Anne Schlebusch is the author of Bloomer (Modjaji), named a 2023 Brittle Paper Notable Book in Africa. She has published short stories, co‑authored language textbooks, and written five YA novels, one winning the 1995 MML Young Africa Award. The Seeker Effect is her first speculative novel, exploring dystopian themes. She holds an MPhil in Applied Language Studies from UCT and relishes challenging formats and genres, inviting readers to question what’s considered normal and boundaries about reality. She lives in Cape Town. Now let me share a Blurb about the book as well : The Seeker Effect is a must-read speculative fiction foray into a dys...