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BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: A Facebook Readers’ Group and Contests!

Super exciting news!! We’re starting a Facebook Readers’ Group with monthly contests and other fun stuff. It’s called misterio‘s Magical Mystery Ride. Our misterio press authors will be hosting the group, one…

July 28, 2020

The Witchy Season

by Kirsten Weiss (Note from Kass: What a great mash-up of posts/thoughts on witches. I especially LOVED the article about casting spells with emojis!) Halloween is coming! And that means… witches! Even…

October 17, 2017

Binge Reading – No, It’s Not What You Think

by Kirsten Weiss Call it the age of Netflix. It’s spoiled us for the wait – no longer do we have to hang on an aching seven days to find out what…

November 28, 2016

Magic, Mysticism and the Paranormal

Magic, mysticism, and the paranormal. Figuring out what they are is confusing enough. But what’s the difference between the three? As a paranormal mystery writer, these are questions I get to ask…

February 10, 2014

Tis the Season of Magic!

Two of our authors use elemental magic in their stories, so we thought, in honor of this magical time of year, we would give you a little insight into how this magic…

December 16, 2013

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