A reinterpretation of Genesis 22, Abraham nearly sacrificing his son Isaac, that blew my mind.

On todays's Pop-Ups, we have action from Idrissou, adult fiction from Brett, crime from JJ, LGBTQ from Allan, suspense thriller/sci-fi from Lamees, literary fiction from Steen, and a comedy feature from Jacob.

On todays's Pop-Ups, we have historical fiction from Simone, a non-fiction memoir from SJC, fantasy from Charles, literary fiction from Kevin, a memoir from Doreen, a technothriller from Brendan and middle grade fantasy adventure from James.

On today's edition of Pop-Up Submissions, we have a thriller from Geoff, dystopiana from Jim, crime/thriller from Daniel, literary fiction from Marcus and also from Angel, childrens from James, and middle grade historical fantasy from (a different!) James. Join me for a white-knucle show! And make your own submission here https://litopia.com/subs/

Our usual eclectic round-up of news and back-fence talk from the gossipy worlds of publishing and the law. Hosted by Donna in Florida and Peter in London.

Start a story that never began and won’t end, spreading like chill to everything made of words, the kind of release that comes from depriving your most often used senses and engaging the ones you neglected.

Our usual eclectic round-up of news and back-fence talk from the gossipy worlds of publishing and the law. Hosted by Donna in Florida and Peter in London.

All the latest news and gossip from the legal end of the publishing world, brought to you by Donna and Peter.

A soldier reflects on a just-finished mission to systematically round up and expel those left behind in the small village of Khirbet Khizeh.

From King David (aka Kid Bethlehem) to Meyer Lansky via Bugsy Siegel, and the many pulled in their wake, a novel that charges from Las Vegas to Jerusalem, capitals of imaginary kingdoms.