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,
When Writers Change Genres by Francis H. Powell
By: Francis H. Powell Do writers write in a certain genre, because they are good at it? Perhaps they are trying to emulate their favourite writers. What about writers whose
What It Was Like to be a Teenager in the 2000’s Part 2
This post is continued from Part 1. Learn more or reminisce about what it was like to be a teenager in the early 2000’s. Listening to the radio As a
‘Camp Death III in 2D’ PR Stunt: How to Get a Dumb Movie Released on Amazon Prime by Mother of Movies
By Vanessa Stewart of Mother of Movies Matt Frame is a filmmaker who’s gone to extraordinary lengths to not only get his film made but also in the promotion of
Author Interview with Francis H. Powell
Author Francis H. Powell is currently making his way through the blog tour circuit promoting his new book of short stories, Adventures of Death, Reincarnation and Annihilation. Below is my
Blogger Interview with Tiffany Marcum
Below is an interview with Tiffany Marcum, an artist, writer, and behavioral health expert who has started a blog to showcase all three talents. Marcum has a genuine enthusiasm for
What It was Like to Be a Teen in the 2000’s Part 1
It’s been 20 years since the clock struck midnight on January 1, 2000. I was 13 years old. Suddenly, I was living in the decade that science fiction movies had
Changing the Ending of a Novel by Chris Bedell
A Guest Post by: Chris Bedell SPOILER WARNING: The following guest blog post contains spoilers from the last chapter of the YA Thriller I Know Where The Bodies are Buried
Book Review: The Willie and Company Series
What is it about the books you read as a child that stick out in your mind? Was it a particular character (Where the Wild Things Are)? A style of
Indie Author Interview with Michael “Max Ham” Gatti
Below is my interview with superhero fantasy graphic novelist Michael “Max Ham” Gatti. Gatti has written a two part story about four superhero kids, a storyline that resonates with me
10 Simple Microsoft Word Tools For Basic Users Wanting to Learn More
Whenever I was asked if I was proficient in Microsoft Word, I would always answer with a confident “yes” because I knew how to change fonts, create tables, and utilize
5 Things I’ve Learned After One Month of Being a First Time Mom by Jessica Petrilli
By: Jessica Petrilli Today’s post is was written by Jessica Petrilli, a new mom who has learned a lot in her son’s first month. Below she shares five of the
5 Ways to Start a New Piece of Writing
Starting is always the hardest part. That’s especially true about writing. It doesn’t matter if it’s a novel, an article, or a blog post. Even if you have the best