Book Review: Cry Wolf by Jacque Stevens
Every reader has genres they gravitate towards and ones that they avoid. However, that can prevent you from discovering great stories that you might find outside of your comfort zone.
Book Review and Author Interview: Fairy-Tailed Wish by Megan Pighetti
When my youngest sister was little, my other sister would put a “leprechaun trap” outside their bedroom door the night before St. Patrick’s Day. The trap would be made out
Book Review: Simone LaFray and the Chocolatiers’ Ball by S.P. O’Farrell
I’ve always held a soft spot for middle grade books. It’s not only the genre that I write, but it’s the genre where some of the best books I’ve ever
Author Interview with Derek McFadden
Today’s author interview is with Derek McFadden, author of the fantasy novel, What Death Taught Terrence. Below, find out how McFadden’s real life inspired his book, what advice he recommends
How To Write a Great Online Dating Bio
Since we all live online, we now have to date online. That means that first impressions have changed. Online dating profiles give us an overview of a person’s history, personality,
Author Interview with Adam Wing
Below is an interview with indie author Adam Wing, who has written four books. Below he talks about those books along with his writing process, his inspirations, and which famous
Book Review: Adam Wing’s Matriarch
The most classic myths and fables are designed to teach readers a life lesson. Flawed, fictional characters make poor choices and have to deal with the consequences brought on by
Writing Tips for Disabled Writers by Artie Carden
By: Artie Carden I’m Artie, a disabled and chronically ill writer. I used my time at university to relearn what worked for me as I had a rough time in
Should You Go To School for Writing?
I’ve known that I’ve wanted to be a writer since I was five years old. Not every writer knows this so early. Some discover their talent as teenagers. Some in
Blogger Interview with Dr. Valeria Lo Iacono
Below is my interview with business blogger Dr. Valeria Lo Iacono about her blog, Symonds Research and Training. Find out what services she offers to other bloggers and potential freelance
Acrylic Painting a Landscape on Canvas
Creative people are never bored. In fact, we’re always searching for more time for our creative projects. So the extra time that I’ve had lately gave me an incentive to
Author Interview with Frank Prem
Below is my interview with Frank Prem, a poet who has written five books to date in a free verse, storytelling form. Find out how and why he became an
10 Deep Cleaning Chores to Add to Your Spring Cleaning Checklist
Spring cleaning. It marks the official end of winter. We come out of our hibernation and need to knock the dust off of everything. And since we’ve been hibernating, we
Author Interview with Chris Mason
Today’s interview is with Chris Mason, a children’s book and resource book author. I previously reviewed his Willie and Company Series which he talks about below. Also discussed is his experience
What Makes Us Smile?
I’m waiting for my six-week-old nephew to smile. Not a reflex smile. I want to see a genuine, gum-baring “I’m happy,” smile. Most of us come into this world crying,