Author Archives: Hannah Steenbock

About Hannah Steenbock

Hannah Steenbock is an author, dreamer, and coach. She has published several short stories in English and German, as well as one novel in German. In 2013 she started self-publishing her work. In 2014, she has won two awards for her short story "Sequoia".

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Review: Unveiled by Audra Trosper – great tale

Unveiled is the first book in the Raven Daughter series by Audra Trosper, a fast-paced adventure with a slow-burn enemies to lovers trope. The series – a trilogy – is complete and ready for binging. What happens in Unveiled Jo … Continue reading

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Progress Report October 2022

Time for the October Progress Report, and it’s a good thing I always do these for my newsletter so I post at least once in a while. Thing is, there is little to report. I’m struggling with writing, getting a … Continue reading

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Amazon vs Google – which is best for Indie Authors?

In this article, I want to compare Amazon vs Google Play Store with a view to what they offer to indie authors. But let me get a few things out of the way before we dive into details: You probably … Continue reading

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Progress Report September 2022

It’s time for another Progress Report, and yes, I do have quite a few things to talk about. Stuff happened, life went on and stories grew. And I need you, dear Readers. More about that below. Winds of Destiny Progress … Continue reading

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Review of “The Warrior”, Book 1 of the Memorian Prophecies

The Warrior is dark. Let me repeat that: This story is really dark. If you don’t like dark, stop here. You see, in this book, children are tortured and killed, there are several worlds full of horror, and even the … Continue reading

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