I always hope to connect with readers looking for a good story, ideally those who love, as I do, trying to understand what makes human beings tick.
Jane Ward – 10 February 2026 Continue reading
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Reading is my favourite thing to do and no matter what, I will ALWAYS create time for it in my day.
Twisha Keswani – 7 February 2026 Continue reading
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Any adult who can relate to experiencing trauma and the dynamics of power between lovers will relate to my stories.
Lailo Lema – 5 February 2026 Continue reading
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After my grandmother passed away, we discovered a box of handwritten minutes and programs from her Wednesday Club in rural South Dakota — a women’s group that existed for over 60 years. These inspired me to create a fictional story about what might happen if a city girl was plopped into a rural women’s group.
Kristine Jensen – 2 February 2026 Continue reading
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There Is a section where the tragic event happens and all its fall out that was very emotionally heavy to write.
Karl Newton – 30 January 2026 Continue reading
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The story blends hard science with political thriller elements, and while the premise is ambitious, it’s grounded in a deeply human story that explores real scientific questions that are already beginning to surface today.
Peter McChesney – 27 January 2026 Continue reading
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My delightful, flamboyant grandmother once told me that her Aunt Beadie was a madam. It was a total fabrication, but got me wondering how a smart middle-class girl with a large, supportive family could end up in prostitution.
Nancy Bernhard – 26 January 2026 Continue reading
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I based the stories of Alice on my mother’s experiences, especially during WWII and the 1950’s, and I wanted to honor my mother and be accurate to the historical period.
Meryl Ain – 24 January 2026 Continue reading
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This book gives readers something medicine has never fully offered: a blueprint to understand the emotional, biological, and experiential “root story” behind disease.
Kevin Hoffarath MD, IFMCP – 22 January 2026 Continue reading
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I have a masters in psychology and have always been curious about how the mind works. Mostly disappointed by how mental health disorders have been depicted in literature, I thought writing the truth about my own experience might expand people’s understanding of psychosis.
Linda Bass – 20 January 2026 Continue reading
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