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Books
Review: Reaping Havoc by Kel Carpenter & Meg Anne
Cover Reveal: The Reality of Everything by Rebecca Yarros
Spotlight: Home to Me by Catherine Bybee
Review: The Footman and I by Valerie Bowman
Exclusive Excerpt: The Butterfly Room by Lucinda Riley
Review: The Graveyard Shift by Darynda Jones
Spotlight: Twisted Circles by Claire Contreras
Review: The Year of the Witchling by Alexis Henderson
Exclusive Excerpt: Dirty Tactics by Emma Salah
Cover Reveal: The Trouble with Quarterbacks by R.S. Grey
Review: The Book of Names by Kristin Harmel
Exclusive Excerpt: Quarter Miles by Deveney Perry
Review: Her Second Chance Cowboy by Makenna Lee
Review: A Sweet Mess by Jayci Lee
NBJ Weekly Recap 21 Jul 2020
Review: Paris is Always a Good Idea by Jenn McKinlay


Art/Mixed Media
Scrap Paper Collage
Pass the Brush~Featuring Ophelia Staton
Basics: Media That Can Be Used on the Gel Plate
100 Days of Gelatin Printing: Days 87-95
Two Gelatin Printed Zines


 Misc
3 Things to Try When You're Tired of Daily Draws
Comet Photography from Lester Tsai
Portraits Rendered in Ballpoint Pen from artist Patrick Onyekwere
Exploring the Art of Ebru by Garip Ay
Best Amazon Finds of 2020
Gradients of Thick Petals by Artist Joshua Davison


Have a Splendid Weekend!

xo
Alicia

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