Latcher by Mike Dineen Book Review and Author Interview
True horror fans understand that the genre is more than just a rush for adrenaline junkies who love a good scary story. Horror is an interesting way to explore the
A Lullaby in the Desert by Mojgan Azar Author Interview
There’s an assumption that every author loves to write. That’s not always the case. Some authors love to write. Others have to write. Author Mojan Azar is both. She’s never
Writing Diversionary Fires: A Guest Post by Rodney Ross
By: Rodney Ross A mental snapshot My new novel, Diversionary Fires, began with a recurring dream over forty years ago. Let me make clear that it did not then take
10 Memorable Movie Theater Experiences
There are so many movies that are released in a year and so many platforms on which to watch them that movie theaters should have been made obsolete years ago.
Azalea Heights by Rajat Narula Author Interview
Points of view are a big deal when determining who is going to narrate a book. Deciding on multiple points of view gives the author the freedom to explore multiple
A Lesson from the Grandmothers Book Excerpt from Detour by S. Mariah Rose
By. S. Mariah Rose All honest work is good work; it is capable of leading to self-development, provided the doer seeks to discover the inherent lessons and makes the most
Creature Feature: A Horrid Comedy Book Review
When I was in my early 20’s, one of my favorite things to watch late on a Saturday night was a local horror show on public access TV. The hosts
Desiree, The Music of My Soul by Peggy Race Book Review and Author Interview
I’m not a pet owner, and I never plan to be one to any pet that doesn’t live outside of water. But I know better than to never say never.
The Wilderness Between Us by Penny Haw Author Interview
Worrying is a deeply human trait. Because we can’t predict the future, we speculate as to how a scenario will play out, running through all of the “what if’s.” I
Fishing For More by Brett Bloemendaal Book Review and Author Interview
I can’t remember my first fishing trip in great detail, aside from the fact that it took several more visits to the lake before anyone caught a fish. But it
A Plum Job by Cenarth Fox Author Interview
If you want to be a writer, it helps if you are also a reader. Reading not only gives you an idea of the types of stories that others are
Teaching Kids About the Coronavirus in The Race to the Big Bang
By: Peter Solomon The Race to the Big Bang (available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble) was published in May 2021. It is the sequel to The Stardust Mystery (available
Signs We Don’t See by Carrie Beamer Book Review and Author Interview
When life gets chaotic, we tend to become hyper aware of our surroundings. We grit our teeth and await the inevitable train wreck. It keeps us from being caught off
Keep Walking, Your Heart Will Catch Up by Cathay O. Reta Author Interview
Memoirs are always inspiring for me to read, and they make me want to write of my own. The difficulty there is opening up your personal life and thoughts to
A Romance Gone Awry Book Excerpt of Can You See My Scars? by Samuel Moore-Sobel
By: Samuel Moore-Sobel The minute she came through the door, I knew that something was on her mind. She dropped her head as she sat down on my black leather