I’m always grateful when Butterfly Games finds its way into conversations — interviews, reviews, and kind words from fellow readers and editors.

Here’s a look at where the book has been seen and heard lately.

Interviews

I’ve had the pleasure of chatting with reviewers and editors about Butterfly Games, the history behind the novel, and other stories that inspire me. Here are some of the conversations I’ve enjoyed most.

• All Things Writing with Bryan Nowak (12/24/25)
  • A wide-ranging video conversation about Butterfly Games, historical obsession, and the long road from courtroom to royal court. Watch on YouTube →
• Write Now with Justin Cox of The Writing Cooperative (11/19/25)
  • A deep-dive conversation about my writing journey, creative rituals, historical research, and the real Swedish inspirations behind Butterfly Games. Read the Interview →
• Q&A with Foreword Reviews Executive Editor Matt Sutherland (9/29/25)
  • A conversation about my upcoming historical novel, writing influences, and creative process. Read the Interview →

On the Lists

Every so often, Butterfly Games pops up in the loveliest places — a blog, a reading list, a literary roundup. Here are a few mentions that made me smile.

• Historical Novel Society — Forthcoming Historical Novels for 2026 (1/1/26)
  • Butterfly Games was included in this much-anticipated compilation of next year’s historical fiction releases. Read the full list →
• Reading the Past — 10 Historical Novels to Watch This Season (10/18/25)
  • Butterfly Games was featured by Sarah Johnson, editor of Historical Novel Reviews and author of the long-running blog Reading the Past, in her autumn roundup of notable historical fiction releases. Read the full list →