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I just love Charlotte. Even when she’s not feeling good about herself, there is something charming and strong under the surface. She’s the kind of person I’d have as a friend

Pam Ferderbar – 28 June 2015 Continue reading →

I don’t want to be known as a one story author, meaning that I only write one genre. I want to write so many more stories of different topics and adventures, I have so many ideas right now and I intend to get them done. 

Margarita Felices – 25 June 2015 Continue reading →

I’m a political junkie, and the recent Supreme Court decisions allowing almost unlimited money to finance campaigns got the idea going for me.

John DeBoer – 21 June 2015 Continue reading →

There are three sources an author draws from: 1) What you have experienced; 2) What you have observed; 3) What you imagine. I drew from all three.

William V.M. McAllister III – 18 June 2015 Continue reading →

The book was started in the mid-1990’s, well before I had aspirations of being published. I wrote the first few chapters and soon stopped. My marriage, career, children, and life in general drove this (and other stories) into hard-drive limbo.

Bruce Fottler – 14 June, 2015 Continue reading →

I always wanted to write about vampires, and fate kind of handed it to me when I resurrected a story scene from one of my writing archives.

Marie Lavender – 11 June 2015 Continue reading →

Though it is a picture book, I wrote it with young adults in mind. Since the book focuses on appreciating your unique personality, I think it would make a good read for anyone.

P Wish – 7 June 2015 Continue reading →

My book deals with a horrifying time in American history, a time most people know little about because they don’t teach it in history classes in school. Yet, it is a story of hope in the face of adversity. My target audience is readers who don’t mind squirming a bit while they read, who want to learn about the injustices our government forced on native peoples.

Smoky Zeidel – 4 June 2015 Continue reading →