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Why I Write STEM Booksby Lois Wickstrom
Why I Write STEM Books by Lois Wickstrom Children discover the world around them when they play. They discover in nature what they will later learn to call science. My stories grow from this joyous approach to life. I was… Continue Reading “Why I Write STEM Booksby Lois Wickstrom”
A different kind of vampire book by Iuliana Foos
A different kind of vampire book by Iuliana Foos We all have a certain image in our minds when it comes to vampires. I guess being born and raised in Romania had been a decisive factor in creating my own. Vampires had been illustrated… Continue Reading “A different kind of vampire book by Iuliana Foos”
The Humbling Experience of Writing a Book by Jonas Salzgeber
The Humbling Experience of Writing a Book by Jonas Salzgeber Hah, it’s funny when I look back at my writing process. There’s Jonas who decided to write a book. He had an idea, he had the knowledge and necessary resources, and he had the… Continue Reading “The Humbling Experience of Writing a Book by Jonas Salzgeber”
Limiting beliefs and how to squash them by Damien Larkin
Limiting beliefs and how to squash them by Damien Larkin “You’ll never be a writer. You’ll be terrible. Why waste your time?” As my fingers hovered over the keyboard, that niggling voice in the back of my head was going into overdrive. You know… Continue Reading “Limiting beliefs and how to squash them by Damien Larkin”
Money is the Root of All Evil by Keith Julius
Money is the Root of All Evil by Keith Julius We’re all aware of the phrase “Money is the root of all evil.” It’s been around for ages, having originated in 1 Timothy of The Bible, but many people misquote it. The actual… Continue Reading “Money is the Root of All Evil by Keith Julius”
Creativity Birthed Through Pain by Emmanuella Hristova
Creativity Birthed Through Pain by Emmanuella Hristova June 23rd In the depth of winter, the flowers do not bloom, no fruits appear, the leaves fall off, and the tree looks dead, but deep in the darkness underneath, the roots grow and grow and grow.
Skylerr Darren – In his own words
Since the age of six-years-old, I can recall finding a fulfilling interest in writing and telling stories to my closest friends and family, enjoying the fact that I could merely entertain myself by conjuring up words and creating people to live in these alternate… Continue Reading “Skylerr Darren – In his own words”
Is it Safe? by Deborah Jean Miller
Is it Safe? by Deborah Jean Miller Who will read my book? What if I’m the laughingstock of the entire Midwest? “Local author goes viral for writing the worst book ever written!” said the evening news anchor. Really, Deb? Get over yourself.… Continue Reading “Is it Safe? by Deborah Jean Miller”
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Author’s commentary Greg Scherzinger
Posted on April 6, 2019 by Jeyran Main
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Author’s commentary Greg Scherzinger The notion of spirit animals is one that crosses many cultures. They are an integral part of our world and affect us in many ways. Many times as I was writing, my dog, Paco, would put his paw up on the… Continue Reading “Author’s commentary Greg Scherzinger”
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