Breaking News by Frank Morelli Book Review and Author Interview
When I was a little kid, I wanted to work for The Daily Planet. What a letdown it was to find out that The Daily Planet was not a real
The Teacher is Taught: The Experiences Behind the Writing of Home Boys By: Dr. Seth C. Kadish
In my new memoir, Home Boys, I look back on my early career days, counseling Probation youth. Luckily, I kept copious notes at that time and was able to recreate
Sparrow by Brian Kindall Book Review and Author Interview
When we make decisions in our lives, our main concern is how those decisions will affect our futures. What we don’t realize is the effect those decisions will have even
How to Write Enemies to Lovers By Becca Mionis
Why do people love to read about enemies to lovers so much? I think the answer is simple: We as humans love a good redemption arc. We love to know
How Writing Makes You Feel
I’m sure that every writer has been asked the same thing by a non-writer: “Why would you want to spend the rest of your life doing homework?” Writing is as
The Relationship Between Words and Music By: Anushree Nande
By: Anushree Nande Stories and sounds are part of my earliest memories after growing up in a house and an extended family full of both. Nobody knew then that I’d
All About Me! by Mel Brooks Book Review
Comedy is one of the most underestimated art forms. It has the power to demean evil, influence new ways of thinking, and cure sadness with a few well-crafted jokes. The
Ranking 10 Chocolate Bars A Guest Post by Winnie Bachman
Do you ever browse the candy section in the checkout line at the grocery store and always end up choosing the one of the same three chocolate bars instead of
Should I Remember What I Read?
I’ve read books where I can remember the story but not the title. I’ve read books where I remember the title and not the story. There are scenes from books
Angst and the Six-Year Project by Peter Aronson
By: Peter Aronson After six years of writing a book and allowing it to dominate too much of my life, a little self-reflection and questioning is in order. What did
Breathe Deep and Swim by Jenna Marcus Book Review and Author Interview
Over the past year or so, I began to receive numerous book review requests for books that were written about the pandemic, both fiction and non-fiction. And my instinct was
Motivations of an Inner Critic by Jayanthi Sankar
Unprecedented paths paved along the journey By: Jayanthi Sankar Reading, my solace During my twenties, I had not realised reading could bring me the comfort I’ve never enjoyed until I
The Best Ways to Prologue a Book
Every time you crack open a new book, you do it without thinking: start flipping to chapter one. Few books begin at the beginning. There are usually a handful of
Passing Through by Jenny Sundstedt Book Review and Author Interview
It’s inevitable that we’ll all die with unfinished business. It can be as trivial as dropping dead in the middle of a meal to as significant as dying before mending
It’s Ok to be Happy by Ta’Shay Mason Book Review and Author Interview
We often relate funerals and memorials for our loved ones to closure and peace. But grief is rarely that quick and final, especially when you’re a kid with questions and