Blogger Interview with Luis Urbano of C to the A Blog
Today’s post is an interview with Luis Urbano of the blog C to the A. We bloggers can use all the help we can get when it comes to blogging,
10 Batman Stories That Should Be Made into Movies
For over 70 years, children have been growing up with Batman. Each iteration is somebody’s first introduction to the character, whether it’s in print or on screen. And because
Catch The Moon, Mary by Wendy Waters Book Review
“’This modern world metes out time like currency…Everybody rushing about in pursuit of nothing, producing little of lasting value.’” – Catch The Moon, Mary There’s so much truth in this
10 Quirky Authors in History
Great authors tend to possess a wild imagination and a unique perspective of the world. As a result, they’re usually kind of quirky. Whether it’s a strange habit, a bizarre
10 Things I’ve Learned After One Year of Blogging
To say I’m new to blogging is a lie. I’ve actually been blogging since 2006 but always for other sites. It wasn’t until the end of 2018 that I decided
Sending eCards with Paperless Post
Remember the pre-social media days of the Internet when we’d chat with our friends on AIM and send e-cards on our birthdays? I used to spend hours combing through the
Taking a Food Sensitivity Test
I’ve never been diagnosed with a food allergy. However, I do know that I get a lot of upset stomachs. This causes me to eat very bland foods, but even
Author Interview with Wendy Waters
Below is my interview with author Wendy Waters who has written two romance novels inspired by her musical background and inherited intuition. Waters is a writer who takes her time
Author Interview with Danielle Holian
Below is my interview with Danielle Holian, a poet who has just published her first book of poetry early this year. I envy poets for their rhythm, their openness, and
My Top 10 Books Read in 2019
Between reading books for LitPick, for fellow indie authors, and just for fun, I was quick to finish my Goodreads challenge early this year. But that didn’t stop me from
Making a List on New Year’s Eve to Combat Negative Thoughts
One New Year’s Eve, after one of the worst years of my life, I was sitting around waiting for the ball to drop and thinking back for the millionth time
What Feisty Little Girls Teach Us in Children’s Literature
There’s this girl. Her name is Molly Bright. She’s 10 years old, and she wants to be a comic book artist when she grows up. But after a freak accident,
Indie Author Interview with Ruthie Davis
Below is my interview with Ruthie Davis, a middle grade author whose novel, The Secrets and Peculiar Adventures of Jillian Dangerous, blends history and fantasy and the author’s own personal
The Time I Visited Three Cities in One Day
No matter how you get there or how much you love it, travel can wear you out. That’s why people always say, “You must be tired from traveling.” Or “I
My 8 Favorite Avon Products
I’ve never been big on catalog or online shopping. I like to see the product with my own two eyes before a buy it. One of the exceptions to this