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Happy Halloween, guys! Have spooky plans for tonight? If you’re attending a party, we hope your costume is bookish! And if not, we suggest picking a scary book and making a hot beverage to celebrate this magical evening!
October passed in a flash, so before we jump into November, let’s see what you may have missed …

Mary Fan, author of The Firedragon, Firedragon Rising, Tell Me My Name, forthcoming Flynn Nightsider and the Edge of Evil (Flynn Nightsider series) and Fated Stars series, who was at KidLitCon this month. Read about the convention! 

SHINY! AUTHOR IN THE SPOTLIGHT IS …

B. Three Eagles, author of forthcoming novella Book of Seidr in Element Alive series. Read a smashing interview with B. and get to know her!

GHP RECOMMENDS …
… the best spooky reads for October. It’s not too late to pick one of these books up tonight!

– We kind of want to read the new Twilight book

– We gushed over Nobel Prize for literature winner

– We wish we’d be going to Frankfurt’s book fair

– Our TBR pile just got a bit longer (again …)

– Loving the idea of a short story dispenser!

– There ain’t no party like a publisher Twitter party …

– Looking for magical reads? Got you covered! (P.S.: Don’t miss out on Flynn Nightsider!)

– We celebrated October 21 like the proper nerds we are

– We shared some thoughts on libraries

– Mary Fan’s Firedragon got two more nice reviews by Sharon and Jim

– We related to grammar nerds

– Our ED Carrie’s rockin’ new wardrobe

WHAT HAVE OUR AUTHORS BEEN UP TO? 
– Mary Fan hosted Drew Karpyshyn, author of several Star Wars novels

– Tash McAdam was not too happy with these bookish news

– Mary wrote a post about being a monsterly writer and then recapped KidLitCon on her own blog in detail

– Tash interviewed Avril Sabine and PD Workman

– There are new chapters of SLAM available on Wattpad

– Tash is up to new shenanigans!

– Mary had some things to say about characters from marginalized backgrounds

– Tash read and reviewed fellow GHP authors – PT McHugh and his Keeper of the Black Stones and Mary Fan and her Artificial Absolutes 

– Mary wrote about giving your story some tension and how to avoid burning out while you write