Beth Tabler

1 week ago | beforewegoblog.com | Esmay Rosalyne |Beth Tabler

All I knew about The Gryphon King before going in was that it was promised to have (queer) sword-wielding female knights on winged, man-eating horses, and that was honestly enough to know I needed this in my life. Turns out, that is only one of the many (many!) aspects that make this dark, epic, political fantasy so wonderfully intriguing and breathtakingly brilliant.

1 week ago | beforewegoblog.com | C.T. Phipps |Beth Tabler

A Gilded Age, A Gaslit HorrorRegina Blake believes her mother to be the victim of murder and conspiracy. Forgoing caution and propriety, she tries to uncover the truth and bring the culprits to justice. With every step, however, she uncovers more and more evidence of a secret world of danger, sensuality and sin. With the beautiful Victoria Ash as her guide, she peels back layer after layer of this benighted world, until the true horror of it all stands exposed.

2 weeks ago | beforewegoblog.com | Beth Tabler

In science fiction and fantasy, genius loci emerges when the world isn’t just the backdrop to a story—it is the story. From sentient planets to haunted houses, these places shape the narrative as profoundly as any protagonist. This article explores how speculative fiction authors breathe life into setting, creating worlds that don’t just hold stories… they tell them.

2 weeks ago | beforewegoblog.com | Beth Tabler

Well, Jesus-riding-a-pogo-stick… Jimmy’s Bastards is one hell of a take on the James Bond mythos. Let’s start with what absolutely slaps about this story: it’s offensive (in the best way), ribald, unhinged, and drawn with wild, cinematic precision. The writing is dirty, yes, but smart — a signature Garth Ennis move. If you’ve read The Boys, you’ll know what you’re getting into: gratuitous sex and violence delivered with a wink and a smirk. What doesn’t quite land is the pacing.

2 weeks ago | beforewegoblog.com | C.T. Phipps |Beth Tabler

Expect one HELL of a Deal!Shane’s a damned good salesman, but when a promotion that he spent years earning gets taken away only hours after getting it, he realizes that sometimes it doesn’t matter how good you are at what you do. But that’s not good enough for Shane. Confronting the person that he believes is responsible for his situation, Shane learns that there’s another, quieter, sales organization that he’s competingPerdition Investments.