Bringing any art form to life is always a struggle in some respects but as a writer there are many, many voices all shouting to be heard inside my head. It can be crazy at times.
Lisa Fantino – 17 March 2022 Continue reading
Bringing any art form to life is always a struggle in some respects but as a writer there are many, many voices all shouting to be heard inside my head. It can be crazy at times.
Lisa Fantino – 17 March 2022 Continue reading
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For me, writing a short story can be as difficult as writing a novel. In fact, when writing a short story, something has to happen that, hopefully, appeals to the reader in fewer words.
Bentley Turner – 12 March 2022 Continue reading
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It’s a tale about sisters. Everything else is for kicks and laughs, but what truly shines is that you can’t judge a person by their heel height. Deb is a genuine soul and if you know her, you’re blessed.
Rebecca Henry – 7 March 2022 Continue reading
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I wanted to speak with someone at the FBI academy in order to do some research for this book, but I was pretty firmly told no on that front. So, I had to do some research on my own and figure out stuff myself.
L.D. Valencia – 2 March 2022 Continue reading
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I’d struggled to find work and friends and had a few revelations in that process. Keilah has that experience on steroids. Small towns contain so many unearthed secrets, I thought it would be interesting to delve into one woman’s experience with them. It was also a bit of a love letter to my best friend at age twelve.
Joann Keder – 25 February 2022 Continue reading
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I sat down and started writing about a girl dreaming of better things, lost in a book, who is then dragged into a frightening, but exciting new world.
Lucille J. Knight – 20 February 2022 Continue reading
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With just one example I find unsatisfactory, there’s no mainstream fiction with blind characters written by blind authors. To that extent, I had no models.
Adrian Spratt – 15 February 2022 Continue reading
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I have always had epic stories that I think of while trying to go to sleep. I have done this since I was a kid. Many stories stay with me for a period, and I refine them night after night. This was one of those stories. Putting words to what I had thought of over a few weeks trying to sleep.
Mike Conley – 11 February 2022 Continue reading
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This was an oral story that I told to my son first. So, I had a lot of material before I even sat in front of my computer. I just had to remember it!
Dave Maruszewski – 8 February 2022 Continue reading
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My passion for the real history of World War I caused me to struggle, first to understand its intricacies, and second to convey details which might afford readers the opportunity to experience those realities.
J.B. Rivard – 7 February 2023 Continue reading
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