I struggled during parts of the book that revealed issues that I was not proud of.

Joan Cusack Handler, PhD – 20 November 2025 Continue reading →

It felt like another planet. I wondered: what if this was another planet? How would all these elements come together in a story? Eventually, this other planet became the Earth of the far future and I had to ask myself, what went wrong?

Colin Brush – 18 November 2025 Continue reading →

She battles with demons, she is not sure whether they come from within her or have been sent there by the young women who now shadow her every move.

Leigh M. Hall – 15 November 2025 Continue reading →

In short—I couldn’t find the book I wanted to read, so I started writing it.

T.J. Derry – 13 November 2025 Continue reading →

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 →