As a memoir, the book is entirely real-world, though some of the names have been changed to protect the innocent, and the guilty 😊

Rachel J. Lithgow – 11 November 2025 Continue reading →

I was journaling to process what I was feeling and occasionally sharing it to a blog I had at the time, and over time, those pages started turning into something bigger.

Faith Raine – 9 November 2025 Continue reading →

The idea came from seeing how family and social values of respect were disappearing. I saw loneliness and fear growing among teenagers, who spend more time connected to screens but end up more isolated than ever. 

Claudia Daher – 7 November 2025 Continue reading →

The idea came from observing how people carry memories — especially of love and loss — long after life has moved on.

Ghulam Abbas Saghar – 4 November 2025 Continue reading →

Once something has been written, it’s out of my hands, so I’m happy if a single person is moved by something I’ve written. 

Andrew Cusick – 1 November 2025 Continue reading →

I think it’s not possible for us to professionally edit our own writing. It’s something like a doctor not treating her own family member: we’re going to be biased.

Marsh Rose – 30 October 2025 Continue reading →

The only part that came easily was the idea. Birdie, the Versatile Quintet, and the other characters were itching to have their story told.

29 October 2025 Continue reading →

I was fascinated by Sevryukova’s story. She wasn’t only a clairvoyant; she also wanted to understand her gift scientifically. Her name is little known outside Bulgaria, and I felt her story deserved to be shared with an international audience.

Marina Metodieva – 28 October 2025 Continue reading →

In this novel, I have shown what happens when people fear anyone who is different, whether it be physically, culturally, or spiritually. I also show what happens when people learn about, and learn from one another.

Corinne Hoebers – 26 October 2025 Continue reading →

I know one or two writers who claim writing is – or should be – fun. While it has wonderful moments – a vivid image comes to mind, a surprising simile, a perfect line of dialogue, and I think yes! – mostly, for me, writing is work. Work of the best kind, work as serious play, but work nevertheless. 

Jill MacLean – 24 October 2025 Continue reading →