Author Archives: Hannah Steenbock
Progress Report March 2023 – the good and the bad
Progress Report for the last four weeks or so. Writing has been difficult, as it has been for the last year or so, but I have a new aspect to consider. You see, I’ve known for a about a year … Continue reading
Progress Report February 2023
This is the Progress Report for the end of January and the beginning of February. I write these primarily for my newsletter, so expect them on or just before every 13th of the month. (Of course, you also also simply … Continue reading
February 2023 Review: Magic and the Shinigami Detective by Honor Raconteur
“Magic and the Shinigami Detective” is the first book in an ongoing series of detective cases in a world were magic and steampunk mix, The Case Files of Henri Davenforth. Henri is a Magical Examiner, a very smart mage, but … Continue reading
Must Read Review: Forsaken Fae by RA Steffan
The Forsaken Fae is an enemy to lovers story, set in a world where Earth intersects with Dhuinne and Hell – home of the Fae and the Demons, respectively. Of course, Earth is caught in the middle of an epic … Continue reading
Progress Report January 2023
This is the usual progress report, this time for the rest of 2022 and the beginning of 2023. The image is an Artbreeder AI generated one. It is a poignant reminder that we’re set to loose almost all glaciers on … Continue reading
Progress Report December 2022
Hey, I’m back for another progress report – the last one for 2022. My inner life and my outer life do not match this month. I’ve been having a lot of successes, really, including making #1 in an Amazon category … Continue reading
Review of “How I Stole the Princess’s White Knight and Turned Him to Villany – Miracle 1” by A. J. Sherwood
I have to repeat that title, just because it’s so long: “How I Stole the Princess’s White Knight and Turned Him to Villany”. Yes. It is a mouthful, and it’s actually the title for the entire series. It is a … Continue reading
Progress Report November 2022
Once again, it’s time for a progress report on my writing. Of course, November is NaNoWriMo, and that means I’m putting a bit (or a lot) more effort into actually getting words down. Writing 2,000 words per day is not … Continue reading
Review: A Mage’s Guide to Human Familiars – awesome, hilarious fun
First, you need to know that “A Mage’s Guide to Human Familiars” by AJ Sherwood is an M/M/M romance. Which I don’t usually read. Having said that, this tale is so unbelievably cute that I just *had* to read it. … Continue reading
Beautiful Bookplates! Get yours through Patreon!
Bookplates are the best thing right after physically signed books. Unfortunately, sending physical books all over the world has become an expensive exercise in frustration. Much as I love giving you books signed by yours truly, it’s no longer really … Continue reading
