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August 2019
 Brand new PHS Reviews editor Mercy Carlile pens our editorial this month, reflecting on the angst filled chasm between risk and reward. |  It's PHS Fashion Awards time! And our fabulous fashion guru, Teri Wilson, even managed to snag a RITA while keeping an expert eye on all the cute outfits and accessories! |  In our first #OneWorld feature celebrating International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we meet authors Pamela Sanderson, Alex Powell & Wanika Fazekas |
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 This month, Ali Williams brings us a selection of her favorite romance novels penned by indigenous and First Nation authors. And what a GREAT selection it is! |  Everybody is still talking about it! Carolyn Hector and Jane Godman bring us their personal experiences of the yearly Romancelandia gathering at RWA Nationals in New York. |  What's the biggest risk you have taken with your writing? Was it one that paid off? Authors Joss Wood and A.C. Arthur confess all! |
 In the latest edition of our #AskTheEd series, Brittany Borshell talks us through what is important to her when acquiring romance novels at Violet Gaze Press. |  It's time for our August reviews and the #PHSBookReviews team have all had their noses firmly stuck in some really great books this past month! |  Opening your heart to someone, particularly after you've been hurt, can be akin to rolling the dice. Author Laura Boon discusses the value of this emotional risk-taking in a romance. |
 In her inaugural #ComicBookLove article, PHS Editor Corrina Lawson looks at comic book writers who took chances on characters and stories they believed in. But did it pay off? |  In the last #UKRomChat Column, Lucy Flatman brings us the winner and runners up of their #RomInAFlash writing competition! And you can read the winning entry, right here! |  We know walking is good for our physical and mental health, but did you know it’s also great for creative thinking? Kali Anthony talks about the benefits of taking a walk. |
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