The Book Boyfriend Blog
Thanks to everyone who entered my birthday giveaway of A Soul Full of Stars! The winners have been chosen: Ginny & Elissa!
I’ll email you both separately for your addresses 🙂
And thanks to everyone who has put up with my little hiatus this month! Things have been crazy around here, but I’m hoping to get back into the groove soon.
Happy Reading!
Happy Tuesday, everyone! I have a giveaway for you today!
Exciting things have been happening recently. As most of you may or may not know, I’m an audiobook addict, so to say that I’m excited about the release of my audiobook for A Soul Full of Stars in an understatement.
It’s been such an interesting process. It’s so weird hearing my words read back to me… it doesn’t even feel like I wrote them! I felt like I was experiencing the story in a completely different way.
My reader, Leslie Gray Robbins, was an absolute pleasure to work with and her performance exceeded my expectations.
With that being said, I have an Audible code for my book that I’d like to giveaway!
Here’s the synopsis:
“I’m the sweat pooling between your shoulder blades, the sheets tangled among your calves, the tongue at your collarbone, and the sigh caught between your lips. I am everything you dream about when waking, aching.”
I sent that poetic sext to a complete stranger.
And you know what the best part is?
He sent one back.
This is the story of what happens when a spark ignites and stars collapse. When words are heartbeats and poetry is a promise.
This is Sonnet Cole’s story, and it’s just the beginning.
If you love audiobooks and you’re interested in listening to my book comment below by 4/27!
Hey there, Friends!
This month’s freebie is in celebration of the upcoming release of A Court of Frost and Starlight! It’s a Velaris design.
My thought is, if I ever get a chance to meet Sarah J Maas again, I want to get this printed on an acrylic block and have her sign it as herself and as the Inner Circle. Is that weird? Oh, well…
Anyway, I’ve also uploaded this to my Redbubble store, so if you want to purchase it as a shirt or anything else, it can be done so through there!
I can’t remember where I saw this quote, but I immediately fell in love with it.
Similar to the “Books are Proof that Humans Can Work Magic” graphic that I made, I used this graphic similarly in that I printed it and had my favorite authors sign it at Shameless Book Con.
This printable would be a great addition to a gallery wall in your library if you print it on cardstock and frame it, or you could have it printed on some blank greeting cards, put it on a bookmark, or make a signing board out of it!
Anyway, I hope you enjoy!
Let me know if you end up using this! I’d love to see pictures!
For my very first book convention, Apollycon, I knew I wanted to bring something special (aside from books) for the authors to sign that was something I could display and would be worth keeping.
I ultimately decided to just design something simple, get it printed at Walgreens on one of their wood boards, and have the authors sign it.
I was so glad that I ended up doing this! It worked out really well and I love having it displayed on my bookshelf!
So… I decided to share the artwork with all of you!
Ever since I saw this quote in relation to fandoms, I knew I needed this as a bookmark.
If you aren’t familiar with the term “ship”, here is a definition of its usage in this particular situation from good ole Wikipedia:
Shipping, initially derived from the word relationship, is the desire by fans for two or more people, either real-life people or fictional characters (in film, literature, television etc.) to be in a relationship, romantic or otherwise. It is considered a general term for fans’ emotional involvement with the ongoing development of a relationship in a work of fiction. Shipping often takes the form of creative works, including fanfiction and fan art, most often published on the internet.
Here is the artwork! Print it on cardstock, color it in or leave it as it is, cut it out, and stick it in a book.
After joking around with @2booktwins over on Twitter (Book Twins Reviews also happens to be one of my favorite book blogs, BTdubs), I decided to stop being productive at work and design a dream t-shirt in honor of my obsession with Lance from Pucked Off by Helena Hunting.
I know there are several more Lance fans out there, so I’m giving you guys the graphic that you can use however you please.
In Love & Words 
