Sonya M. Black

This week’s #SPFBO Author Interview is with Nancy Foster. She was born in Minneapolis Minnesota and established in Mexico City when she started 4th grade without knowing a word of Spanish and assumed her newly found country was going to be a tropical city covered with palm trees. She grew up with the culture clash and economic crisis of the 1990’s and a passion for Japanese animation, figure ice skating, and cats. When she’s not practicing medicine or fixing busted typewriter

Happy Valentine’s Day! In celebration, I’m offering a special short story from The Twisted Files. A night at the opera. A case of mistaken identity. A proposal of marriage. Join Brendan and Stasia for a night of fairy tale fun. “Brendan, you’re fidgeting,” Stasia mutters to me as we walk through the columned promenade leading to the opera house. Intricately carved friezes cover the entrance, flank the glass doors, and wrap around the sides of the building. It’s beautiful but

This week’s #SPFBO Author Interview is with D. Thourson Palmer. He sheared sheep in rural Ohio, studied in the Appalachian foothills, explored Japan by train and pack, and wandered the Central Valley of California. He is the author of Ours Is the Storm (entered in this year's Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off) and the adult epic fantasy web serial RAZE. He lives in Columbus, Ohio. Why did you enter #spfbo? I missed it the first time, but in the interim, I met Dyrk Ashton, autho

It’s Sneak Peek Week. I’ve been eyeball deep in revisions for one of my projects. For this Sneak Peek, I’m offering up the first chapter of The Riding Hood Files. It’s currently free on Kindle Unlimited. Take a peek and enjoy! Rule seven: Don’t mess with dwarves. You’ll end up at the bottom of a mine shaft. After we finished our last case, Brendan and I didn’t end up at the bottom of a mine shaft, but it was a close call. The phone jangles and the new receptionist, Jacquie an