US Ghost Adventures – Pittsburgh Ghosts Tour Review
If you look through my back catalog of blog posts, you will find that I love ghost stories. I’m fascinated by their ambiguous nature and the many forms that they
8 Great Things About Werewolves
There are funny memes that circulate on the Internet these days about the dark content that kids consumed in the 1980s. As one of those kids, I can vouch for
Author Book Tag – Scott Ryan
Scott Ryan, a multifaceted author, publisher, and television historian, is a pop culture and entertainment industry expert. With a portfolio that spans oral histories, behind-the-scenes stories and critical exploration of
WECU Inc. by Rick Stevens Book Review and Author Interview
Some of the best stories in children’s literature are friendship-based, and it’s always interesting to see how those friendships unfold and how the friends work together to solve a conflict.
Author Book Tag – Don Butler
Don Butler had a long career as a journalist at the Ottawa Citizen where he worked in a variety of roles, including executive editor. He lives in Ottawa, Canada’s capital
Author Book Tag – Stacia Moffett
Stacia Moffett, author of the two-book series Lost and Found in Tennessee, which includes the titles The Missing Girl and Jessa is Back, was born into a family of educators
Home Is Where the Bodies Are by Jeneva Rose Book Review
Whenever I review indie books, I find myself being extra gentle in my critiques. Maybe it’s knowing that they don’t have a large team of people to help edit, design,
Author Book Tag – Michelle M. Pillow
Michelle M. Pillow is a prolific NY Times & USA TODAY bestselling author with over a million books sold. Though she writes in many genres, she is best known for
My History with Lizzie Borden
When I first heard about the Borden murders and the general situation surrounding it, I imagined them taking place on a dark and stormy night in an old Victorian mansion.
Author Book Tag – Karen Menezes
Karen Menezes wrote The Chronicles of Capherayna over three years. She spent the next few years editing the manuscript in her spare time while working a full-time job in web
The Decision/A Novel of Germany by Karen A. Wyle Book Review and Author Interview
There’s a scene in Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans in which his main character, Sammy, is caught crashing his toy trains over and over again, fueled by the fear of having
Has Anyone Else Had Their Characters Dictate Their Story? by Elaine Franklin
The inciting event A few years ago, I was at a writing class at UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) in the middle of writing a serious book when I
Fashionably Fit, Fatally Flawed! By Sharon Kay Book Review and Author Interview
The mystery and crime genre can be a dark and gory world that can both attract and disturb readers. It’s addictive, but not always healthy, to dive into grisly murders,
Author Book Tag – Carolyn Jean Nicholson
Carolyn was born in Bridgetown, Nova Scotia. She worked in the health information management field, taught in post-secondary education, and was in ministry in The United Church of Canada. After
Author Book Tag – Christopher Tait
Independent author Christopher Tait has written and self-published five novels and three short story collections. He has also written and directed six short films, some of which have played at