Blogger Interview with Michael Dinich of Your Money Geek
Below is an interview with Michael Dinich of Your Money Geek, which blends geek culture with smart money management to create a hybrid niche that adds authenticity to one interest
Blogger Interview with Berry’s Poetry Book Reviews
Below is an interview with Laura DiNovis Berry who runs the blog, Berry’s Poetry Book Reviews, a book blog that doubles as a fundraising platform for charity. Find out more
Hangin’ Out at Elvis’s House: A Visit To Graceland by Winnie Bachman
By: Winnie Bachman Today’s post is by travel-enthusiast and music-lover Winnie Bachman who recently took a trip to Tennessee. There, she visited one of the most famous homes in the
Indie Author Interview with Ann Fox
Today’s indie author interview is with Ann Fox, a writer of two horror novels. A lifelong writer, she has been crafting stories since her childhood, writing about her interests and
Author Interview with Jamie Adams
Below is an interview with fiction writer Jamie Adams, author of a new novella, The Fathers, The Sons, and the Anxious Ghost. Check out Jamie’s book, follow on Twitter, and
Pandora Reborn by John Coon Book Review
My third and final purchase from #IndieAugust 2019 was the supernatural YA novel, Pandora Reborn, by John Coon. I don’t come across too many YA novels that have written by
Author Interview with Corlet Dawn
Below is an indie author interview with Corlet Dawn, author of Bee’s Flowers, a women’s fiction novel. What I found interesting about Corlet is that when she isn’t writing, she’s
10 Bloggers You Should Be Following
Nobody reads and respects blogs more than fellow bloggers. We support each other, whether it’s sharing content, commenting on posts, or following each other’s social media accounts. Without other
The Institute by Stephen King Book Review
From the time I saw the cover reveal for Stephen King’s The Institute, I knew that it wouldn’t be a book that I borrowed but bought to own. Something about
Embracing the Darkness of Modern TV
We watch comedies to laugh. We watch horror to be scared. Now, we watch TV to be…disturbed? Have you noticed that some of the most popular TV shows feature the
How Far Should You Go For Creative Success?
Competitive creativity It’s no secret that creative fields are competitive ones. For every successful artist there are 10 starving ones begging for attention. Getting yourself out there is easy these
Author Interview with Jon Coffey
I recently heard somebody say that they don’t read fiction because it didn’t really happen. So, why would you bother to invest time into reading a made up story? Author
Language, Memory, and the Mandela Effect
A brief overview of the Mandela Effect As the world gets weirder, humanity continues to search for ways to explain its weirdness. Once we understand that weirdness, then maybe we
Book Review: Shadow Avenue Book 1: The Hidden House
When I put out the call for books to buy for #IndieAugust 2019, I had one major request: no fantasy. But paranormal is another story. Something about monsters and haunted
Terror Times #1: The Swamp Monster Book Review
In the 90’s, there was one author who dominated the children’s market. His name was R.L. Stine. Even if you weren’t a reader, you read Stine’s Goosebumps series. They were