Killing Fictional Characters
Writers like to joke about threatening to write their enemies into their books so that they can give them a slow, painful death. It’s as therapeutic as playing a violent
5 Books You Can Read About the Fashion Industry and Sustainability by The Cozy Stylist
By: Lindsey of The Cozy Stylist Blog You may have found this post because you want to learn more about how damaging the fashion industry is to our planet, you
Book Review: What Death Taught Terrence by Derek McFadden
If you were to die today, what would you have taken away from life? What are your regrets? What did you do right? How did you overcome your disadvantages? Derek
Blogger Interview with Fadima Mooneira
Today’s interview is with lifestyle, travel, and pop culture blogger, Fadima Mooneira. I’ve been following Fadima’s blog for several months now, and I love how she writes about her passions
Using Real People in Your Writing
When I was in the seventh grade, I had to write a short story for health class. I went to my best friend at the time and told her that
Marketing a Self-Published Picture Book by Megan Pighetti
By: Megan Pighetti You have written an adorable picture book that you love and cherish. Now you are broke and every time you turn around you have a new Facebook
Book Review: Halloween Monsters by Eric Guth
Growing up across the street from my local library, I got to know its inventory well. I would spend hours scanning every book in the children’s section, considering each and
What’s My Instrument? Picture Book Review and Author Interview
Do you remember the first time you learned about a new word or concept? Chances are, you learned it from some form of entertainment: a TV show, a movie, or
Author Interview with Aidan Lucid
Today’s interview is with Aidan Lucid, an Irish fantasy author who answers my questions below about his book, The Lost Son. Lucid is also hosting a giveaway, offering three paperback
Louisiana Lucky by Julie Pennell Book Review
Back in March, I received an unexpected package in the mail. That package turned out to be an ARC of Louisiana Lucky. I had won a copy as part of
I am JUST a Writer by Surabhi Kaushik
By: Surabhi Kaushik I am not a doctor, but I can heal you. I am not an engineer, but I can help design your dreams. I am a writer, armed
Book Review: A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor by Hank Green
What motivates people to do heroic things? In most cases, it’s the combination of the need to help others and the knowledge and capability to be able to do so.
Book Review: None So Blind by Katie Gompertz
I’m always amazed at writers who can write intricate storylines with multiple twists and turns. They possess a gift for world building that far exceeds my own. What’s even more
5 Tips to Stay Positive About Your Writing by Aidan Lucid
By: Aidan Lucid There’s nothing worse than the sickening feeling of constantly trying and getting nowhere. Being a writer is harder now more than ever, despite all the technological advantages
Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing By Jacque Stevens Book Review
Beauty and the Beast with a horror twist? Where do I sign up? That’s the premise of Jacque Stevens’ series. The first book in the series, Cry Wolf, was a