The perfect crime... An unsolvable case... Shifty Suspects... Absolute Intrigue... & an expert in deduction Sherlock Admittedly I came into this fandom when Guy Ritchie made Sherlock Holmes in 2009. I had prior knowledge, of course, but never really sank my teeth in until that movie. I was drawn to the way he processes … Continue reading Summer of Sherlock
Greetings ALL! I am delighted to tell you that we are working with several publishing companies right now! They have lots of ideas for how we can help spread the word about their upcoming releases. One of those ideas is being apart of book blog tours. We've done this in the past, with great success. … Continue reading Exclusive Guest Feature from the Authors of NETHERSPACE
Hello Ladies and Gents! It's that time of the year again! One of our favorite authors, Gail Z. Martin, has once again made a stop by WeGeekGirls on her way through her Days of the Dead blog tour. Fresh off reading her Deadly Curiosities series, I ask her if she would share something with us … Continue reading Getting Real with Trifles and Folly by Gail Z. Martin
Hello fellow readers! CC here, letting you know that it's that time of year again... Gail Z. Martin's Hawthorn Moon Sneak Peek Event !!!! We are thrilled that Gail chose to make WeGeekGirls one of the stops on her blog tour. Fresh off of several new releases, we could only think of one thing to … Continue reading Straddling Worlds
Greetings gals and guys!!! There are only TWO days left until Gaslight & Grimm goes live and we have one more guest post for you from author Jean Marie Ward! Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales ought to come with a trigger warning. Seriously. I never understood why his birthday, April 2, was designated International … Continue reading Trigger Warning: Hans Christian Andersen
We are getting closer to the release of Gaslight & Grimm (out May 29th) !!!! Featured author James Chambers stopped by to share a little something with us 🙂 Making Sense of the Classics By James Chambers Next to "Hansel and Gretel," the fairy tale that most impressed me as a child is "Little Red … Continue reading Making Sense of the Classics
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