Have you ever read a book that the first impression you had about the author was: “ He’s a FUCKING SAVAGE!!!!” ? No, then grab this book and feel it first hand, ahahhaha. I will let you find out why. That disclaimer was priceless! You will never find this stuff in the BIG 5 publishers,... Continue Reading →
The Brand of Brotherhood by T. D. Zummack
A soft man in a harsh land, trying his best to survive the extreme conditions and to keep his family alive in the famous wild west that was wilder than expected. An interesting and gripping start of a novel indeed. William, a hardworking man, with a hardworking family, sees his spirit break on the toils... Continue Reading →
Graveslinger Podcast Review
Given that you have read the reviews, and got more curious about Graveslinger and the series, we made a podcast review for you get some more info on this great series and author. Enjoy - Listen to podcast Episode here Grab it Amazon here || The interview with Darren Lee Compton || Our Book Review... Continue Reading →
N J M Hemfrey and the 3rd Law of Writing Fiction – An Interview
Welcome Neil, on the first non-emagish interview :D, how have you been lately? I've been great, thank you, and very busy which just seems to be the normal flow at the moment. My 10 month old daughter, Olive, does new things everyday and makes me absolutely love being a dad. My wife and I are... Continue Reading →
Country Roads By Colin Leonard
Every once in a while, you come upon a book that defies any specific genre label. Country Roads is just such a book. Country Roads is a trip into small-town life crossed with superstition crossed with horror. I found it hard to put down. Colin Leonard has written a genre-bending exploration of Irish folklore and... Continue Reading →
Great Conversations By Peter Anthony Holder
What would it be like if you talked with your favourite Hollywood celebrity? How would you react? How would you talk to them? And above all, would you treat them as humans, or gods? This book will give you an amazing perspective on the experiences of the world renowned broadcaster, Peter Anthony Holder, on being... Continue Reading →
Teddy loses his ears by Christine Milkovic Krauss
I am one of Teddy’s biggest fans! Christine Milkovic Krauss crafts endearing stories full of charm and layered with themes. Together with the illustrations of Cierra Van Nes, Teddy’s books are brimming with life! These books have captured a certain level of nostalgia while exploring modern themes. Teddy Loses His Ears is another beautiful and... Continue Reading →
Love the Sinner by Mo Moshaty
Ah, yes, titles, the do or die of books, and in this one, it’s a total “do”, as the title provokes an knee-jerk-pushback-and-think reaction that captivates us to read it. “Love the sinner”, we mean, everybody loves to love, but a sinner?! And then we stop and look at ourselves and say: “hey... maybe this... Continue Reading →
The Show, Don’t Tell Guidebook for Writers by Ashley Earley
Normally, on Scribble’s Worth Book Reviews, we review books written by writers, to the average reader looking for an exceptionally good book, BUT, today is a different day, as we are going to review a book written by authors, to authors, and regarding the #1 sin that many writers, be them experienced or newbies, make:... Continue Reading →
Badass Werewolves and Justice! An interview with Sue Denver
Sue, welcome! And thank you so much for accepting the invitation forthis interview! How have you been doing lately and can you pleaseintroduce yourself to our readers? I’ve been doing great — thank you! I’m Sue Denver, and I write stories about Sara Flores, a divorced housewife who was transformed into a werewolf and now... Continue Reading →
