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Interview with JT Baroni
How did this book come about? While hunting whitetail one year, I stumbled upon a weathered tombstone in the middle of the woods. Waiting patiently for that big buck to cross my path gave me plenty of time to think about that lone… Continue Reading “Interview with JT Baroni”
One Inking Spirit Leads Romance From Darkness by Chrissy Hartmann
As one reads the title, it’s not what you think. Yes, I am a romance author, but what most don’t know at first look is that I am a blind romance author. In fact, a contemporary Western romance author.
What’s in Your Armory? by MK Stangeland, Jr.
Suffering from writer’s block? Have you written yourself into a corner and don’t know how to get out of it? Perhaps you’ve already written the solution but haven’t realized it yet.
“Poetry Unleashed: Demystifying the Book Publishing Process” by LindaAnn LoSchiavo
Visit sites where readers congregate, such as Review Tales, and it’s obvious that novels dominate. There’s a belief that poetry is more difficult to get published. If you are a poet struggling to place a chapbook or a full-length collection, then this article will… Continue Reading ““Poetry Unleashed: Demystifying the Book Publishing Process” by LindaAnn LoSchiavo”
Communication – Two Tales, Miles & Months Apart By Ann Göth
Tale 1 is from my book “Volcanic Adventures in Tonga” (website). Imagine yourself stuck on a remote South Pacific island, without the comforts of Western civilisation but surrounded by friendly Polynesians. One telephone on the island, the social hub. When walking the short distance… Continue Reading “Communication – Two Tales, Miles & Months Apart By Ann Göth”
“What were you thinking?” K. E. Karl
I am often asked this when I tell people I smuggled munitions into South Africa for the African National Congress—Nelson Mandela’s organization—in the 1970s and early 1980s. My recently published book, Our Man in Mbabane: A Novel Based on a True Story, is about… Continue Reading ““What were you thinking?” K. E. Karl”
Nonfiction and Me by Jessica Marie Baumgartner
When most people talk about books or writing they usually mean fiction. I’ve created plenty of my own worlds and original stories, but my most prominent tales are all true stories. Nonfiction is incredibly underrated. From Michelle Obama’s memoir to I Am Malala, Born… Continue Reading “Nonfiction and Me by Jessica Marie Baumgartner”
The Hidden Protagonist by Ron Zayas
I was halfway through my novel, following my character descriptions and intricate outline to a T, when I realized I had the wrong hero.
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