Birth of the Dawnhawk by Z. Apollo and MJ Northwood
Avila is coming home after being away for a number of years. There’s something called the energy-binding that’s taking place
Category: Spfbo 6
SPFBO 6 Cuts Post #4
Alas, it is that time again to say goodbye to three entrants. We hope that people have their interest piqued
Esme’s First Semi-Finalist
HELLO HELLO HELLO! We at the Weatherwax Report will have somewhere between four and six semi-finalists, there isn’t a set
A Dream of Fire by J.R. Rasmussen: An SPFBO6 Entry
The Disclaimer: I have finished my allotment for SPFBO 6 and I’m working on fleshing out my thoughts and finishing
Cuts Round 3 SPFBO 6
We have three more to say goodbye to today, unfortunately for one reason or another, these three won’t be continuing
The Souls’ Abyss by SC Gowland
Having just been published four days before the start of this year’s competition, The Soul’s Abyss has 0 ratings and
Fade by EG Bateman
Hey guys! It’s Kristen’s first review for SPFBO 6! We are moving right along! We had a fair number of
The Wrack by John Beirce
Ok guys, this is our first review by Graham Austin-King! He is actually working pretty fast through his mini pile
Cuts Round 2 SPFBO 6
Alright, alright, alright. It is time for round two! I know we are getting through these pretty fast right now,
Last Memoria by Rachel Emma Shaw
The writing style and world-building make this one stand out as one of the more unique in my batch. It
Round 1 Cuts SPFBO6
Ok, guys. This won’t be a happy post but I’ll try and make it gentle 🙂 Whether it happens now,
Eye of Obscurance by Jeffery L Kohanek
I jumped right into my reading list the moment I got my batch. This is my most favorite time of
SPFBO6 Y’ALL! Team Weather-Drifter!
Hello All My SPFBO Lovelies Kristen and I are back again this year, we’ve been a team for several years
Our Books and How They’re Sorted
This isn’t our intro post, it’s just an announcement on who is getting what books this year. Our intro post
The Judges of SPFBO 6
I put together something so the audience and authors assigned to each group can easily follow all relevant accounts. This