The Urbantasm series will conclude on May 1st with the publication of Book Four: The Spring Storm.
I hired Bewitching Book Tours to organize a blog tour for me, and the attached questionnaire included a field for me to share a tagline. … Read the rest
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This January, Gothic Funk Press has revealed the cover for the fourth and final installment in Connor Coyne’s award-winning serial novel Urbantasm.
Urbantasm: The Spring Storm is the fourth and final book in the magical teen noir serial novel inspired by the author’s experiences growing up in and around Flint, Michigan.… Read the rest
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After years of preparation, the third book in Connor Coyne’s award-winning Urbantasm serial novel is available for purchase today. For more information, visit urbantasm.com.… Read the rest
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I am super psyched to share that Urbantasm, Book 1: The Dying City is a 2019 Semifinalist for the Kindle Book Awards in the category of Young Adult fiction.
The story isn’t over yet, either, as five of the semifinalists will be selected as finalists, and then one as a winner, in the weeks and months to come. … Read the rest
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I was thrilled the other day to discover the first review of Urbantasm, Book Two: The Empty Room. M.L. Kennedy, both a friend and a gifted writer, was the first to punch, and I couldn’t be happier with his thoughts on the new book: “[Urbantasm, Book 2: The Empty Room] walks a tightrope of gritty realism and mythological storytelling… It’s a sprawling meditation on love and loss and sex and sexuality.… Read the rest
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While contest results will not be announced until September, Urbantasm, Book One: The Dying City has won high marks from the critics at the prestigious Publishers Weekly’s BookLife Prize. According to the critic’s report:
“[Urbantasm] features a well-constructed plot with a bit of mystery, drama, death, and teen romance.… Read the rest
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I’m not going to give a plot synopsis; there are some great reviews already posted online that already do just that! I’m going to talk instead about what surprised and impressed me most about Sales’ wonderful debut:
This book is a bona-fide page-turner.… Read the rest
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