Clean Fiction Blog

When I decided to call this magazine “Clean Fiction” I knew that I was opening a proverbial “can of worms”, but I wanted the title to be clear and easy to understand. What is the problem with calling it “Clean Fiction”? Everyone has their own definition of “clean” and that definition may or may not match up with mine or my reviewers. To alleviate this problem I have created a quirky rating system that should keep you informed while giving you a giggle. This rating system paired with descriptive yet spoiler free reviews should give you all the information that you need to decide if a book is for you or a bit too much. I would like to reiterate that this magazine is NOT intended for teens. I do not want to frighten the ultra-clean readers by this statement. There are several books listed just for you, but I also know how BIG the Young Adult market is right now and how easily the name of our magazine could be mistaken for something it is not. Not a day goes by without me seeing a post fro

  Winners Winners Chicken Dinners (Again!) October 16th marked the end of voting for both the Fan Art Contest AND the Cover Art Contest! The Winners are listed on the certificates below. Below you will also find the places for the Fan Art Contest, but for the Cover Art Contest you will have to wait to see who placed where in Clean Fiction Magazine's Winter Edition coming out November 20th (Shameless Plug). In third place, we have Caitlin Sakovits with her image of Angelique and Pegasus from the book series "The Fairy Tale Enchantress" by K.M. Shea. You can find Caitlin on social media under @CaityKitty13 In second place, we have Noelle Nichols with her image of Naruto and Kilo. Naruto is from the manga/anime series Naruto and Kilo is from her own book series. NOW, the moment you have all been waiting for! Drum roll please! (brbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbr) The winner of the Winter 2021 "Clean Fiction" Fan Art Contest is... CRYSTAL PHAM with her image of Laura