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To Be Familiar or Not to Be Familiar: That is the Question by Jennifer Shand
In this article, I will discuss a technique to add to your writing to make it more memorable and enjoyable for your reader. This technique is to add familiarity, whether familiar to the child or the adult purchasing the book. Either way, it is… Continue Reading “To Be Familiar or Not to Be Familiar: That is the Question by Jennifer Shand”
Interview with RICHARD HARLAND
1-When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? I got the bug when I was about 12. My best friend and I wrote out and copied some stories we’d been making up, took them to the school playground, and sold them.… Continue Reading “Interview with RICHARD HARLAND”
A Character in the Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Universe of Lost Messages’ Speaks Out by Janet Stilson
Hey. My name’s Cheeta Lucida LaVera. You’ll find me inside a new book by Janet Stilson called Universe of Lost Messages. She asked me to explain a few things.
Author Therapy during Book Promotion by Donna Balon
Book promotion is lonely. I know what to do: activate social media accounts, schedule blog tours, and engage in author forums. But book promotion is an unexpected emotional journey. I login to my computer morning and night. How books many were sold? Are there… Continue Reading “Author Therapy during Book Promotion by Donna Balon”
How I Use and Don’t Use AI @bfgalligan
We’ve been on the road to machine learning for a very long time, with an almost imperceptibly graded ramp for human learning. In practice, this meant there have always been Luddites and naysayers as any new technology entered the world in such a way… Continue Reading “How I Use and Don’t Use AI @bfgalligan”
How I Wrote a Historical Novel- That Combines Famous People with Fictional Characters by Susan Dormady Eisenberg
Every novel needs a dynamic protagonist and colorful secondary characters. To achieve this cast in my historical rom-com, One More Seat at the Round Table: A Novel of Broadway’s Camelot, I mixed the legendary creators of this beloved 1960 musical—and the performers who gave… Continue Reading “How I Wrote a Historical Novel- That Combines Famous People with Fictional Characters by Susan Dormady Eisenberg”
Teaching Acceptance by Lee Cherry
In a world full of chaos, we need to be the calm in it. And that calm, to me and to many, is the bond of friendship. Friendship is one of the many wonderful things we all experience and the driving factor behind my… Continue Reading “Teaching Acceptance by Lee Cherry”
Funny Stories About Library Readers by Lita Marson
Library for the Blind brought me not only a variety of job experiences but also a lot of funny stories. Readers regularly say and do strange, astonishing and odd things, and I want to share some of them with you.
Interview with Rebecca Hazell
About the Author: Rebecca Hazell is a writer and artist whose nonfiction books for children garnered awards and critical praise and were optioned for a television series. Her historical trilogy – The Grip of God, Solomon’s Bride, and Consolamentum – is still in print after more than… Continue Reading “Interview with Rebecca Hazell”
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