If you love ghosts, romance, ghosts, swords, ghosts, liars, and more ghosts, then For No Mortal Creature by Keshe Chow is the fantasy novel you needed to read yesterday. It’s a brilliantly written book with simmering romantic tension, dawning realisations of horror, much stabbing and ghosts (did I forget to…
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REVIEW: The Girl With No Reflection by Keshe Chow
It is no easy feat to get me hooked on a fantasy that is over 400 pages long and finish it within a few days, but The Girl With No Reflection by Keshe Chow was easily one of the most action packed, pacey and enjoyable fantasy reads I’ve read in…
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REVIEW: Just One Taste by Lizzy Dent
Just One Taste by Lizzy Dent is a romance that is both sexy, fluffy and honest about life, tackling the emotional weight of love and loss with a deft hand. I blazed through this book, it was such an enjoyable read. And who doesn’t love the idea of a steamy…
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I finished a novel, now to get on with editing it. Again…
I finished a novel. If you’re a long time reader you might be thinking this is some déjà vu, since I posted in 2022 I’d finished a novel. This is indeed the very same novel, codenamed #projectmistbound. But that’s the joys and pain of writing. It evolves, it changes, you love…
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The Writing Process With: Keshe Chow
Welcome back to the The Writing Process with June special guest author, Keshe Chow (she/her), a Malaysian-born Chinese Australian who currently calls Naarm (Melbourne) home. Nestled in the vibrant city Keshe shares her life with her partner, two kids and a mischievous, ice cream-obsessed cat named Wasabi. Keshe’s literary journey…
Novels
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#ProjectMistbound Update: I wrote a book!
Writing a book is a mammoth undertaking. And recently I finally finished my first one! At least the first draft. According to my google document, I started writing #ProjectMistbound in January of 2020, however I know the ideas and initial scenes were drafted and brewing in my brain and scribbled…