Why You Need to Read LesFic by Indie Authors
Many LesFic authors choose to remain indie. And they produce some of the most exciting, innovative books going.
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Many LesFic authors choose to remain indie. And they produce some of the most exciting, innovative books going.
LOCAL ARTISTS. Photo shows members of the Dumaguete Visual Arts who are taking part in the Visayas Art Fair in Cebu City from Nov. 25-28, 2021. The first of its kind, the art event carries the theme "Connecting the Islands through Art." (Photo courtesy of Cil Flores/DVA) DUMAGUETE CITY - Twenty-one local artists from the Dumaguete Visual Arts (DVA) and the Negros Oriental Network of Artists (NANO) are taking part in the first-ever Visayas Art Fair to be held in Cebu City from Nov. 25-28. Creative communities from Regions 6, 7, and 8 will participate in the art fair at the Montebello ...
Forthcoming books aim to enchant readers with the magic of romance.
The best books of 2021, picked by the editors of Publishers Weekly. Best books in fiction, mystery, romance, science fiction, nonfiction, memoir, children's books, and more.
The Prophecy, Erin Pemberton (Intrigue) Just One Song, Lynn Stevens (self-published) Best Anthology Tales of the Lost Volume Two, Steve Dillon and Eugene Johnson, eds. (Plaid Dragon) Bridges, First City Books collective (First City Books) Mirrormaze: A Dreampunk Anthology, Cliff Jones Jr., ed. (Fractured Mirror) Best Short Story Collection Val Hall: The Odd Years, Alma Alexander (Book View Cafe) Grotesque: Monster Stories, Lee Murray (self-published) Snapshots: A Collection of Short Stories, Eliot Parker (Morgan James Fiction) Best Short Story The Far Side of Heaven, D.L. Gardner (self-publis...