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  1. One journey, three novels—on sale now. 🛣️✨

    I’m running a mid-year promotion on my series through the end of June. All three titles are just $5.99 each.

    The series so far:

    Never Surrender Your Freedom

    Azizam

    Hamsafar

    The story isn't over yet. Catch up on the journey here:

    books2read.com/ap/RayMbW/Dmitr

    #IndieAuthor #BookSale #AdventureFiction #RoadTrip #NeverSurrenderYourFreedom #WritersOfMastodon

  2. Mountain Home by Grace Zacaroli

    Both an ambitious philosophical journey and a meditative portrait of spiritual growth amid trials and hardship
    The post Mountain Home by Grace Zacaroli appeared first on Independent Book Review.
    independentbookreview.com/2026

    #bookreview #adventurefiction #GraceZacaroli #LiteraryAndGeneralFiction #MountainHome

  3. “It’s lonely being around a bunch of people who don’t like you. Only worse, because they’re mean. If I’m gonna be lonely either way, I’d rather be lonely alone.” library.hrmtc.com/2026/01/07/i #aBunchOf #ActionAndAdventureFiction #AdventureAndAdventurersFiction #AdventureFiction #AdventureStories #alone #AmitieRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #beLonely #because #beingAround #book #ChildrenWithDisabilities #ChildrenWithDisabilitiesJuvenileFiction #ChildrenS #ChildrenSActionAdventure #ChildrenSFriendship #ChildrenSSpineChillingHorror #DeMonologieRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #demonology #DemonologyFiction #DemonologyJuvenileFiction #donTLikeYou #dragons #DragonsFiction #DragonsJuvenileFiction #DragonsRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #eitherWay #EnfantsHandicapeSRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #etcFiction #etcPourLaJeunesse #fantasy #FantasyFiction #FauteuilsRoulantsRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #fiction #friendship #FriendshipFiction #FriendshipJuvenileFiction #Georgia #GeorgiaFiction #GeorgiaJuvenileFiction #GeOrgieETatRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #GiantsFolklore #GiantsFolkloreFiction #GiantsFolkloreJuvenileFiction #GiantsFiction #GiantsJuvenileFiction #gonnaBeLonely #HandicappedChildrenJuvenileFiction #HandicappedFiction #Hotels #HotelsAndMotelsFiction #HotelsAndMotelsJuvenileFiction #JuvenileFiction #JuvenileFictionDisabilities #JuvenileFictionFamilyParents #JuvenileFictionHorror #JuvenileFictionMysteriesDetectiveStories #JUVENILEFICTIONFantasyMagic #juvenileWorks #kids #lonely #magic #MagicFiction #MagicJuvenileFiction #mean #MeResEtFillesRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #MissingPersons #MissingPersonsFiction #MissingPersonsJuvenileFiction #MoNetz #monsters #MonstersFiction #MonstersJuvenileFiction #MonstresRomansNouvelles #motels #MotelsJuvenileFiction #MotelsRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #MotherDaughterRelationshipFiction #MothersAndDaughters #MothersAndDaughtersFiction #MothersAndDaughtersJuvenileFiction #onlyWorse #people #PeopleWithDisabilitiesFiction #PersonnesDisparuesRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #PerspectivesOnDisability #quote #rather #romans #Wheelchairs #WheelchairsFiction #WheelchairsJuvenileFiction
  4. “To be honest, I don’t really pay attention to what supervillains say very much anymore. It’s always misunderstood genius this, you’ll regret the day that. Supervillains are, as a rule, drama queens. It gets old.”

    library.hrmtc.com/2025/09/30/t

    #ActionAndAdventureFiction #AdventureFiction #always #anymore #AprilDaniels #asARule #book #ComingOutSexualOrientation_ #ComingOutSexualOrientationJuvenileFiction #donTReally #dramaQueens #etcPourLaJeunesse #FantasyFiction #fiction #GenreLiteratureFiction #getsOld #goodAndEvil #GoodAndEvilJuvenileFiction #GuerresEtBataillesImaginairesRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #ImaginaryWarsAndBattles #ImaginaryWarsAndBattlesJuvenileFiction #JeunesTransgenresRomans #juvenileWorks #LGBTQBooks #misunderstoodGenius #nemesis #nouvelles #nouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #payAttention #quote #regretTheDay #say #SortirDuPlacardHomosexualitéRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #SuperheroScienceFiction #Superheroes #SuperheroesJuvenileFiction #SuperhéroïnesRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #SuperhérosRoman #supervillains #TeensYALGBTQ_ #TeensYAPopularFiction #toBeHonest #TransgenderPeopleIdentity #TransgenderPeopleIdentityFiction #TransgenderPeopleIdentityJuvenileFiction #TransgenderYouth #TransgenderYouthJuvenileFiction #TransgenresIdentitéRomansNouvellesEtcPourLaJeunesse #veryMuch #WomenSuperheroes #WomenSuperheroesJuvenileFiction #YoungAdultFiction #YOUNGADULTFICTIONLGBT #YOUNGADULTFICTIONSuperheroes #YoungAdultWorks

  5. Creating Gobight Martial Arts for My Novel

    Author Catharina Steel shares why (and how) she added gobight (or goblin) martial arts for her middle grade fantasy adventure story.
    The post Creating Gobight Martial Arts for My Novel appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/creating-gob

    #Childrens #Genre #ScienceFictionFantasy #WriteBetterFiction #adventurefiction
    @indieauthors

  6. 4 Tips for Writing Adventure Romance

    Author Carlie Walker shares her top four tips for writing adventure romance that will keep readers on the edge of their seats.
    The post 4 Tips for Writing Adventure Romance appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/4-tips-for-w

    #Genre #Romance #WriteBetterFiction #adventurefiction #AdventureRomance
    @indieauthors

  7. Perley Poore Sheehan’s novel Woman of the Pyramid dates from 1914. A time travel love story with past lives, ghosts, Egyptology. A modern occult investigator gets involved with a queen of ancient Egypt. Very entertaining pulp adventure/romance.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #ghosts #ghoststory #ghoststories #timetravel #pastlives #pulpfiction #adventure #adventurefiction #PerleyPooreSheehan

  8. The Tower of Death is a collection of Theodore Roscoe's Scarlet and Bradshaw stories from 1932. Tales of adventure in wild and exotic places, laced with considerable dashes of horror. Absolute must-reads for all adventure and pulp fiction fans.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #TheodoreRoscoe #pulpfiction #adventure #adventurefiction #adventurestories

  9. Henry Carew’s Vampires of the Andes, a 1925 lost world novel. Inscriptions found in the Andes are linked to unimaginably old civilisations. The metaphysical, quasi-religious, mystical esoteric themes are interesting, if exceedingly weird.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #lostworld #lostworlds #lostcivilisation #lostcivilisations #lostcivilization #lostcivilizations #adventure #adventurefiction #weirdfiction

  10. Henry Carew’s Vampires of the Andes, a 1925 lost world novel. Inscriptions found in the Andes are linked to unimaginably old civilisations. The metaphysical, quasi-religious, mystical esoteric themes are interesting, if exceedingly weird.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #lostworld #lostworlds #lostcivilisation #lostcivilisations #lostcivilization #lostcivilizations #adventure #adventurefiction #weirdfiction

  11. Henry Carew’s Vampires of the Andes, a 1925 lost world novel. Inscriptions found in the Andes are linked to unimaginably old civilisations. The metaphysical, quasi-religious, mystical esoteric themes are interesting, if exceedingly weird.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #lostworld #lostworlds #lostcivilisation #lostcivilisations #lostcivilization #lostcivilizations #adventure #adventurefiction #weirdfiction

  12. Henry Carew’s Vampires of the Andes, a 1925 lost world novel. Inscriptions found in the Andes are linked to unimaginably old civilisations. The metaphysical, quasi-religious, mystical esoteric themes are interesting, if exceedingly weird.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #lostworld #lostworlds #lostcivilisation #lostcivilisations #lostcivilization #lostcivilizations #adventure #adventurefiction #weirdfiction

  13. Henry Carew’s Vampires of the Andes, a 1925 lost world novel. Inscriptions found in the Andes are linked to unimaginably old civilisations. The metaphysical, quasi-religious, mystical esoteric themes are interesting, if exceedingly weird.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #lostworld #lostworlds #lostcivilisation #lostcivilisations #lostcivilization #lostcivilizations #adventure #adventurefiction #weirdfiction

  14. John Taine’s The Purple Sapphire, an excellent 1924 lost world adventure tale. There's a kidnapped girl, an extraordinary sapphire and a genuinely interesting lost civilisation which is no utopia, there are complex heroes and plenty of danger.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #Johntaine #lostworlds #lostcivilisations #lostcivilization #lostcivilizations #adventure #adventurefiction #adventurestories

  15. Daphne du Maurier’s 1941 Frenchman’s Creek can be described as a swashbuckling romance novel. Basically a bodice-ripper with some adventure and good suspense. If you like the sound of that combination you'll like it. It is insanely romantic.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #adventure #adventurefiction #swashbucklers #swashbucklingadventure #swashbuckling #romance #romancefiction #romancenovel #romancenovels #DaphneduMaurier

  16. Daphne du Maurier’s 1941 Frenchman’s Creek can be described as a swashbuckling romance novel. Basically a bodice-ripper with some adventure and good suspense. If you like the sound of that combination you'll like it. It is insanely romantic.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #adventure #adventurefiction #swashbucklers #swashbucklingadventure #swashbuckling #romance #romancefiction #romancenovel #romancenovels #DaphneduMaurier

  17. Daphne du Maurier’s 1941 Frenchman’s Creek can be described as a swashbuckling romance novel. Basically a bodice-ripper with some adventure and good suspense. If you like the sound of that combination you'll like it. It is insanely romantic.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #adventure #adventurefiction #swashbucklers #swashbucklingadventure #swashbuckling #romance #romancefiction #romancenovel #romancenovels #DaphneduMaurier

  18. Daphne du Maurier’s 1941 Frenchman’s Creek can be described as a swashbuckling romance novel. Basically a bodice-ripper with some adventure and good suspense. If you like the sound of that combination you'll like it. It is insanely romantic.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #adventure #adventurefiction #swashbucklers #swashbucklingadventure #swashbuckling #romance #romancefiction #romancenovel #romancenovels #DaphneduMaurier

  19. Daphne du Maurier’s 1941 Frenchman’s Creek can be described as a swashbuckling romance novel. Basically a bodice-ripper with some adventure and good suspense. If you like the sound of that combination you'll like it. It is insanely romantic.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #adventure #adventurefiction #swashbucklers #swashbucklingadventure #swashbuckling #romance #romancefiction #romancenovel #romancenovels #DaphneduMaurier

  20. In S.P. Meek's 1931 novel The Drums of Tapajos American adventurers find a lost city (with an Atlantis link) in the Amazon rainforest. It's a flawed utopia with a dark side and the tale is interestingly ambiguous. Worth a read for lost world fans.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #lostworlds #pulpfiction #adventurefiction #atlantis

  21. Loring Brent's The City of Stolen Lives collects three of his Peter the Brazen Far East adventure tales originally published in the pulp Argosy in 1918. Fast-paced, action-packed and with sinister villains. Solid pulp adventure.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #pulpfiction #pulpmagazines #pulp #adventurefiction #adventure #LoringBrent

  22. Valley of the Assassins (1975), last of the four thrillers written by Marvin Albert under the name Ian MacAlister. It's about a hunt through the desert for the treasure of the infamous cult of the Assassins.

    An absolutely top-notch thriller very much in the Alistair MacLean mould.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #MarvinHAlbert #IanMacAlister #AlistairMacLean #thrillers #vintage thrillers #vintage thriller #adventure #adventurefiction

  23. Theodore Roscoe's 1937 novel Z Is For Zombie mixes horror (with voodoo of course), adventure in the tropics, spy thriller and murder mystery (with an impossible crime).

    It works superbly on all those levels. Outrageous and beautifully written.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #TheodoreRoscoe #pulpfiction #voodoo #zombies #vintage mystery #vintage mysteries #adventure #adventurefiction #horror ##horrorfiction

  24. Dwellers in the Mirage (1932) is one of A. Merritt's superb lost world tales. An engineer discovers he is a warrior from the distant past, and finds a lost world. This book has affinities with sword-and-sorcery. There is action and there is magic, there are strange gods and stranger beliefs.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #swordandsorcery #lostworlds #pulpfiction #adventure #adventurefiction #scifi #weirdtales #fantasyfiction #fantasy #amerritt

  25. Johnston McCulley is best known as the creator of Zorro. His 1912 novel King of Chaos belongs more to the late Victorian/Edwardian adventure fiction tradition than to the pulp tradition with a definite Ruritania/Prisoner of Zenda flavour.

    An obscure clerk is kidnapped and told that he is actually a king.

    Outlandish but fun. And there are pirates.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #Ruritania #adventurefiction #pirates #AnthonyHope #PrisonerofZenda #JohnstonMcCulley #Zorro #swashbuckling

  26. A.Merritt, a forgotten master of weird fiction. His work ranges from horror (Burn Witch Burn) to epic fantasy (the delightful The Ship of Ishtar). The Face in the Abyss (1931) is a blend of dark fantasy and the 19th century adventure tale in the style of H. Rider Haggard, with a dash of Conan Doyle.

    And it features a great lost world. Great fun.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #amerritt #abrahammerritt #weirdfiction #darkfantasy #adventurefiction #weirdtales #lostworld #lostcivilization

  27. A.Merritt, a forgotten master of weird fiction. His work ranges from horror (Burn Witch Burn) to epic fantasy (the delightful The Ship of Ishtar). The Face in the Abyss (1931) is a blend of dark fantasy and the 19th century adventure tale in the style of H. Rider Haggard, with a dash of Conan Doyle.

    And it features a great lost world. Great fun.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #amerritt #abrahammerritt #weirdfiction #darkfantasy #adventurefiction #weirdtales #lostworld #lostcivilization

  28. A.Merritt, a forgotten master of weird fiction. His work ranges from horror (Burn Witch Burn) to epic fantasy (the delightful The Ship of Ishtar). The Face in the Abyss (1931) is a blend of dark fantasy and the 19th century adventure tale in the style of H. Rider Haggard, with a dash of Conan Doyle.

    And it features a great lost world. Great fun.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #amerritt #abrahammerritt #weirdfiction #darkfantasy #adventurefiction #weirdtales #lostworld #lostcivilization

  29. A.Merritt, a forgotten master of weird fiction. His work ranges from horror (Burn Witch Burn) to epic fantasy (the delightful The Ship of Ishtar). The Face in the Abyss (1931) is a blend of dark fantasy and the 19th century adventure tale in the style of H. Rider Haggard, with a dash of Conan Doyle.

    And it features a great lost world. Great fun.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #amerritt #abrahammerritt #weirdfiction #darkfantasy #adventurefiction #weirdtales #lostworld #lostcivilization

  30. The Bat Staffel, first of Robert J. Hogan's G-8 and his Battle Aces novels, written during the 1930s.

    The hero is American aviator and spy G-8. There’s plenty of air combat, some mild science fiction elements and hints of the occult and the supernatural. The bats and their poison bat breath are a nicely sinister touch.

    Pulp fun.

    My review: vintagepopfictions.blogspot.co

    #pulpfiction #RobertJHogan #aviationadventure #adventurefiction #adventure #pulpmagazines #pulp #aircombat