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I wouldn’t say we struggled – there was just a sort of a back and forth on the ways we could go about projecting the true emotional struggle in the mind of a child that suffers discrimination at home

Elsie Ijorogu-Reed – 28 July 2013 Continue reading →

I retired from teaching in 2001 due to a severe hearing loss. I just couldn’t understand my students any more. As my writing career developed I became curious what my life would have been like if I became deaf as a teen rather than as a 44 year old man. 

Michael Thal – 24 July 2013 Continue reading →

I have spoken on the subject, and taught on the subject of purpose for as long as I can remember.  I first starting speaking publicly at 18 years of age, and I noticed speaking to people about their purpose in life is my passion.

Adrienne Manson – 21 July 2013 Continue reading →

At around age nine, I became very interested in the tales of King Arthur and Morgan Le Fay. I loved the way magic was so alive in the legends and always lost myself entirely in the world of Merlin but always hated the way the legends ended. I was always left wondering why they were never given a chance to redeem themselves. 

Nicole Hill – 14 July 2013 Continue reading →

One of my best friends, let’s call her the literary evangelist, called me one day to tell me what was going on in the publishing industry. I paid no attention to such matters. I wrote, slept, took care of my family, and repeated that the next day. Everything she said resonated with me because of my own personal experience of publishing the traditional route.

Kaaronica Evans-Ware – 10 July 2013 Continue reading →

I have always loved mythology and as a pagan my patron Goddess is Ereshkigal so the ideas just flowed from there.

Renee Travis – 7 July 2013 Continue reading →

The French Foreign Legion is one of the most mysterious military forces in the world. After researching the legion for several weeks, I found a lot of the material published about them was complete hokum. I found a book called Life in the French Foreign Legion by Evan McGregor. It not only gave me first person experiences but gave detail into the daily life of the legion. I corresponded with Evan and he helped me shape my characters into a believable format.

SJ Parkinson – 07 July 2013 Continue reading →

I think the horse industry has many stories wrapped up in it.  As I told my parents of events that occurred with me at work, my mother suggested I write a book about it.

Christine Meunier – 30 June 2013 Continue reading →

It makes no difference who I am. I think anything that influences how a reader approaches a story is a bad thing.

Lance Manion – 26 June 2013 Continue reading →

We don’t believe in “forcing” anything, so we write under just about any circumstance and in any environment. But, the flow has to be there. Neither of us sits down and says “it’s writing time.” That almost always means, for us anyway, it’s not really writing time! It’s “sitting in frustration time.”

Jonathan & David Bennett – 23 June 2012 Continue reading →