Take the Long Way by Christopher Tait Book Review and Author Interview
As much as we’d like to blame life, chance, or other people about the opportunities we don’t get and the risks we don’t take, ultimately, we tend to get in
Poetic Poetry by Brittany Benko Author Interview
Below is my interview with Brittany Benko, an aspiring musician turned poet who began writing with a “why not me?” attitude. She has now published a collection of poems titled
“Converting Monster:” A Short Story by Kerat Kaur Jhai
By: Kerat Kaur Jhaj Today’s post is a short story by Kerat Kaur Jhai, author of the fantasy novel, Himagus. Converting Monster You know how the nights are, don’t you?
My Pinterest Process
Blogging is competitive. Like any type of writing, there’s so much content out there that it’s hard to get your voice heard. Simply sharing links isn’t going to capture an
Slaves to Desire by Eli Gilic Author Interview
Below is my interview with romance author, Eli Gilić, a writer who actually works in the book industry. You can really see her skills at work in the detailed way
The Jolly Bupbup by Ann P. Borrmann Book Review and Author Interview
So many picture book authors I know are inspired to write their stories from real life. They often have a young relative who serves as inspiration for the story, and
Psychopath’s Diary by Kirill Khrestinin Author Interview
Sometimes entertaining stories come in gruesomely twisted forms. It’s why true crime is so popular and why we watch horror films in the dark. Author Kirill Khrestinin plays on this
Don’t Lose Your Identity Trying to be Someone Else by Vinod Balan
By: Vinod Balan The importance of knowing your strengths and weaknesses I used to play a lot of football/soccer as a kid. Most kids were obsessed with playing in the
The Night Sender Book Review and Author Interview
Why are women drawn to such dark stories? Dark stories show us that our fears, experiences, and oppression is historical, universal, and valid. But they can also be empowering, educational,
Dangerous Crossing by R. Douglas Clark Author Interview
Writing a book can take anywhere from a few hours to a few decades. It’s all up to the author how fast the story comes to them, how much time
Stable Weight by Lisa Whalen Book Review and Author Interview
No one is harder on us than we are on ourselves. We can also be the most unforgiving. Sometimes this is a good thing. It drives us towards success, but
Redefining Normal by Justin and Alexis Black Author Interview
An abusive, neglectful childhood is an understandable reason to feel traumatized in adulthood. However, it doesn’t have to define a person’s entire life. Authors Justin and Alexis Black recognized this
A Recipe for Kitchen Fiction by Michael Daswick, Author of Zin Mignon and the Secret of the Pickled Pigs’ Feet
By: Michael Daswick In the realm of juvenile literary characters, we find almost everything: 13 year-old wizards; youngster time-travelers; space-invaders; kid pirates; spies; sleuths; pet-detectives; dragon masters; explorers of lost
Writing Alone but Together: Starting a Virtual Writer’s Group During a Pandemic by Surabhi Kaushik
By: Surabhi Kaushik My love for writing is best expressed with this quote by Louis L’Amour: “Start writing no matter what. The water does not flow until the faucet is
Apparent Horizon by Patrick Morgan Author Interview
With so many other, easier forms of entertainment to digest in the world, it’s an author’s job to make the time that a reader takes to read their book worthwhile.