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SO YOU WANT TO WRITE ALTERATE HISTORY By Louis Latzer
A proper Alternate History story is predicated on a single change to “reality” which leads organically to many other changes. Sometimes Alternate History fiction is/was more wishful thinking than an actual attempt to speculate in a realistic manner. It’s better, and harder, to keep… Continue Reading “SO YOU WANT TO WRITE ALTERATE HISTORY By Louis Latzer”
My Sixth Book Journey by Kathryn Starke
Twenty years ago, I wrote and published my first children’s book, Amy’s Travels. I was a second-grade teacher at the time and wanted to create a resource to help fellow educators teach the seven continents. A few years later, I wrote my first contemporary… Continue Reading “My Sixth Book Journey by Kathryn Starke”
Embracing Vulnerability: My Journey as an Author by Hawa Who
Becoming an author is more than writing—it’s about embracing vulnerability and connecting with readers through authentic storytelling. When I began writing Petals of My Heart, I knew it would be deeply personal. The themes of love, loss, and self-discovery are drawn from my own… Continue Reading “Embracing Vulnerability: My Journey as an Author by Hawa Who”
The Unbearable Lightness of Prose by By Brian J. Dolan
Writing has been a part of my life since childhood, but it’s rarely been for my own satisfaction, driven instead by mainly academic or professional concerns. In recent years, I’ve ground out several pieces a year for trade outlets, always with an eye towards… Continue Reading “The Unbearable Lightness of Prose by By Brian J. Dolan”
First Command by Michael Simon
Combine a passion for writing with an endless universe of ideas and one quickly realizes there are simply not enough hours in the day. That’s the position I found myself in for years; trying to juggle a full-time job and the urge to squeeze… Continue Reading “First Command by Michael Simon”
Words Across Places and Times by Alnoor Alnoor
As a child, the sky held mysteries beyond comprehension. With age, the girl next door became one too, along with the perplexing reasons behind laughter, anger, and the fine line between right and wrong. What wasn’t a mystery? Nearly nothing.
Running Toward the Truth: The Journey Behind Misdiagnosed for Miles by Tammie Robie
As a competitive runner, I’ve always believed in pushing through challenges. But for 17 years, I faced a battle I couldn’t outrun—crisis-level hypertension that defied medication, debilitating migraines, relentless heart palpitations, and massive edema that left my legs and feet swollen and painful. These… Continue Reading “Running Toward the Truth: The Journey Behind Misdiagnosed for Miles by Tammie Robie”
The Unbearable Lightness of Prose by By Brian J. Dolan
Writing has been a part of my life since childhood, but it’s rarely been for my own satisfaction, driven instead by mainly academic or professional concerns. In recent years, I’ve ground out several pieces a year for trade outlets, always with an eye toward… Continue Reading “The Unbearable Lightness of Prose by By Brian J. Dolan”
My Journey By Michael Simon
When you combine a passion for writing with an endless universe of ideas, you will quickly realize that there are simply not enough hours in the day. That’s the position I found myself in for years, trying to juggle a full-time job and the… Continue Reading “My Journey By Michael Simon”
