Knowing that the sharing of our story was going to help others and their journey with grief made it worth while and at times come a little easier. I don’t think that I could say that any of this came easily.
Doug Lawrence – 28 July 2025 Continue reading
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I love writers who made a point of showing just how much power the “underdog” characters can hold. Nothing beats a classic diamond-in-the-rough character!
Stacey Lannigan – 26 July 2025 Continue reading
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A few years ago the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (where I live) held a retrospective of Louise-Élisabeth Vigée le Brun’s oeuvre. Reviewers praised the exhibit to such an extent that, despite never having heard of this artist, I went to see the show.
Judith Lissauer Cromwell – 23 July 2025 Continue reading
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My target reader craves stories that blur the lines between reality and the supernatural. They’re drawn to dark, mysterious worlds filled with magic, danger, and heart-pounding romance.
A.D. Craig – 20 July 2025 Continue reading
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After leaving the police, I felt compelled to put everything down on paper—not just to document that chapter of my life, but to better understand it. What started as a personal project gradually became something I felt could resonate with a wider audience.
Jade Cameron – 17 July 2025 Continue reading
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I made a promise to myself that day, that I would write a book so another little girl would not feel so alone. I did not know then that a lot of healing had to happen first.
Babs Walters – 15 July 2025 Continue reading
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As a mother, depicting my main character’s fierce devotion to her child came easily.
Cassandra O’Sullivan Sachar – 13 July 2025 Continue reading
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I want to write books that have layers. I want them to be enjoyable reads with characters and relationships you get obsessed with, while also being meaty enough for a deep book club discussion.
Claire Barner – 11 July 2025 Continue reading
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My father began his career as an attorney and when I was young his colleagues would come over to our house and I’d listen to the fact patterns as they prepped their cases around our dining table. Later, when he became a judge, I’d sit beside my dad on the bench and observe arraignments from his vantage point. I learned to appreciate nuance, the complexity of situations, and understood that behind every docket number was a human being.
Amy Blumenfeld – 8 July 2025 Continue reading
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I wanted to write a story about someone slowly losing themselves to something beyond their control—where the changes start small, creeping in until they become undeniable. That slow transformation, both for the characters and the reader, made it incredibly fun to write. And while it leans into supernatural elements, “The Lavender Blade” doesn’t take itself too seriously.
E.L. Deards – 8 July 2025 Continue reading
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