But it would be exceedingly generous to call the random scribblings of a fifth-grader a ‘book’; instead, it was some basic ideas and a few characters. Since then I’ve written a few versions with varying levels of completeness.
T.C. Metivier – 25 November 2015 Continue reading
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Each book fundamentally changes a part of who you are. It’s important that those of us who have a passion for it try to ignite that passion in others.
Allie Sumner – 25 November 2015 Continue reading
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This book exists because of my experience working with people with Alzheimer’s. After seeing their struggle—and their courage—I knew it was something I had to write about, especially because Alzheimer’s doesn’t get anywhere near the amount of media coverage that it warrants.
Nicholas Conley – 21 November 2015 Continue reading
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The Ribs and Thigh Bones of Desire by Sandra Hutchison
No Good Deed by M.P. McDonald
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The dialogue between Lali and her four younger siblings came easily to me. I grew up the second of five children, so writing their sibling banter was almost second nature. It was also one of my favorite parts of writing the book.
K.J. McPike – 15 November 2015 Continue reading
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The book was going the way of Harry Potter. And I love Harry Potter books. But I wanted something original. Then one day it came to me.
Gee Williams – 12 November 2015 Continue reading
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Someone once told me, “You could be the ripest, sweetest peach in the world, and there will be still someone who doesn’t like peaches.”
Night Kreature – 10 November 2015 Continue reading
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Shattered by Brook Mckernan
A Chance for Charity by S.L. Baum
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I can’t remember the documentary’s title but it revolved around grown men who dressed up as dolls and walked around in public. Bystanders would stop and stare, point, wave, and yell out at them, and in the dolls’ minds, they thought that they were beautiful.
Jason Tanamor – 8 November 2015 Continue reading
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I went to work the next day with a mission in mind. I told Em, “Hey I started a blog and you’re gonna help.” (Laughs) She had never blogged but I kinda threw her in and now she’s almost a pro.
Barb – 5 November 2015 Continue reading
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