Ruthless Gods was a hell of a sequel to Emily A. Duncan's Wicked Saints, and leaves me waiting with baited breath for what comes from the last installment of this…
Category: writing
March 2020 Wrap Up
I'm just gonna come out with it, y'all. The world fucking sucks right now. (Sorry for the cursing, Mom!) The month of March has basically been washed over with panic…
Monday Mini-Reviews 3/30
These mini-reviews have been sitting, waiting to be written since December, so lets get to some of the great stories I've read! These are all romance stories of varying heat…
February 2020 Wrap Up
February may have been a shorter month than most of the others, but I packed it full of so. much. As I mentioned in last month's wrap up, I got…
January 2020 Wrap Up
The first month of 2020 is over, and I actually didn't do much. I spent most of the month writing a book and job hunting while we really got settled…
Fave Links Friday 1/3: Queer History, Vampires and Recessions, Beans and Deepfake Girlfriends
If you've found yourself wondering where all the good writing's gone, I've decided to share some of my favorite links with you on a weekly basis! It might be short…
December 2019 Wrap Up
Is it just me or has 2019 been simultaneously a million years long and also barely happened at all? I feel like it can't just be me. I suspect that…
Writing Resources: Bullet Journal Spreads
If you are anything like me, you are already trying to get ahead of the game for 2020 and put your writing life in order. For me, that means setting…
Review: Hearts, Strings and Other Breakable Things by Jacqueline Firkins
I really wanted to like Hearts, Strings and Other Breakable Things. There were parts that had me wrapped up in it, but overall, this was a real disappointment.
Fave Links Friday 12/6: Gay Weddings, Guide Dog Handling, Disabled People on Covers, and Rosalind Franklin
If you've found yourself wondering where all the good writing's gone, I've decided to share some of my favorite links with you on a weekly basis! It might be short…
Review: The Bromance Book Club by Lyssa Kay Adams
The Bromance Book Club was simultaneously exactly what was advertised to readers and so much more. It's feminist and romantic and real in a way I wasn't expecting but thoroughly…
Writing Resources: Facebook Groups For Indie Authors
I know that Facebook is a terrible platform, but when it comes to being an indie author, we all need all the help we can get. Facebook groups are one…
Fave Links Friday 11/8: Tolkien, Trump, Steven Universe, Romance for Aro & Ace Readers and more!
If you've found yourself wondering where all the good writing's gone, I've decided to share some of my favorite links with you on a weekly basis! It might be short…
October Wrap Up
You know how I always say that the month has been slam-packed? Well, October felt like three busy months combined in one and ya girl is Tired.
Celebrating Four Years of CandidCeillie!
I honestly cannot believe it's been four years since I started really working at this blog in its current form, but at the same time, I can't believe it's only been…