Reader beware, you’re in for a scare. What a great line to reel in young readers, especially those who love horror. The Goosebumps middle grade horror series is famous for
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When I’m tired of flipping through social media and want something to play in the background while I work on a project or need something to help me fall asleep,
Nancy Schoellkopf is a California poet and novelist who writes stories with spiritual themes. She is the author of the Avian Series of Novels: Yellow-Billed Magpie, Red-Tailed Hawk, and Ghost Owl. She writes a weekly blog
Back in the day, if you were to find me and my friends at one of our many meetup spots in our neighborhood, you’d probably have thought we were having
Katherine A. Sherbrooke is the award-winning author of three novels: the New York Times notable Leaving Coy’s Hill, which was a finalist for the Massachusetts Book Award; Fill the Sky, finalist for the Foreword
For the past few years, I’ve kept a horror writing prompts book on my nightstand, fully intending to work on a prompt or two each night. However, I find that
Andres Digenio, MD, PhD, is a physician, researcher, and author who has spent much of his career helping people improve their health through changes in nutrition, physical activity, and everyday
A great philosophical argument to make is whether or not people can change. In the world of fiction, authors weigh different theories with their character arcs. With recurring characters, that