Sorchia

About Sorchia

I’m S.K. Dubois—writer, editor, and unapologetic lover of all things wonderfully weird and magically delicious. I call the Missouri Ozarks my home, where the misty woods and mysterious hills inspire my tales of urban fantasy, paranormal mysteries, and otherworldly mayhem. When I’m not conjuring up stories, I’m helping fellow authors polish their manuscripts, especially if they involve magic, murder, or things that go bump in the night.

Psychosis Diagnosis–Novel Magic

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What if everyone thought you were nuts? What if they didn’t believe anything you said and what if they locked you up for saying it? My Novel Magic guest, Nikki Minty, shares her new release Psychosis Diagnosis. Psychosis Diagnosis by Nikki Minty If you’re searching for something haunting and atmospheric, look no further. Set in both Australia’s countryside and America’s Deep South, Psychosis Diagnosis is a supernaturally charged, psychological thriller told in dual timelines by a diverse cast of characters.  […]

Zeitgist 2 comments

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Z is for Zeitgeist The end is here and for my last 2025 Blog Challenge post (not counting the two I missed and now have to backtrack and write) is Zeitgeist. The word zeitgeist—from the German Zeit (time) and Geist (spirit)—means “the spirit of the age.” It describes the dominant ideas, beliefs, and moods that define a particular historical period. While the zeitgeist is often shaped by politics, culture, technology, and economic conditions, it also responds to social consciousness, and […]

Yeet 1 comment

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Y is for Yeet English is the most spoken language in the world and the default language for international business, tourism, and technology because it is a living language. It changes and adapts, which is also why you have weird spelling and pronunciation that seems to make no sense, and why English is difficult for non-natives to learn. Not to mention the idioms—catching a cold and cutting your teeth make non-English speakers wonder about us—well, many things have that effect, […]

New Release and Fudge Cake 1 comment

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A new release–hot off the presses, and it sounds fantastic–PLUS a fudge cake recipe from the author. Author Kris Bock introduces the Reluctant Psychic Series with Stone Cold Murder! And did I mention the fudge cake? Kris Bock on the Reluctant Psychic Mysteries and a therapeutic hot fudge cake recipe The Reluctant Psychic Mystery series stars Petra Cloch, a young woman who can touch an object and sense the emotions people have left behind. I thought this would be a […]

Xenophilia 3 comments

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X is for Xenophilia Xenophilia is the opposite of xenophobia. We often use the phrasing that we tolerate diversity or we encourage tolerance. Xenophilia goes a step beyond. It’s the love for, the attraction to, or the appreciation of things foreign or different. Xenophilia should be our default setting. Sadly, our opponents seem stuck in xenophobia—a fear and even hatred of anything ‘other.’ Xenophilia drives bold pushes for immigration reform, global alliances, and a reimagining of what it means to […]

Caio by LS DeLorme–S.K. Reviews 3 comments

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LS Delorme will be awarding a $15 Amazon/BN gift card to a randomly drawn winner. Follow the tour and comment at each stop. The more you comment, the better your chances of winning are. The tour dates can be found here:  https://goddessfishpromotions.blogspot.com/2025/02/review-tour-caio-by-ls-delorme.html S.K. Reviews A rare 5 Stars for this one. Why? The unique factor. A story unlike any I’ve read before. If this is the first in a series, I’m looking forward to more. While many questions are unanswered, […]