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I wanted to make sure every character, including the killer, appeared real. 

Bentley Turner – 4 August 2022 Continue reading →

This novel is for 12-18 year olds. Most of my readers have been adults, like myself, that love YA.

Vanessa Dunn – 31 July 2022 Continue reading →

It’s about a woman’s self-discovery, a quest that is triggered by the failure of her marriage. 

Nathalie Guilbeault – 28 July 2022 Continue reading →

I had no idea where it came from, or what it meant. I mean, it was an obvious racial slur, and once I started to explore it, I discovered this character, a mystical man living in the woods, that turned out to be the son of God.

Christian Fennell – 25 July 2022 Continue reading →

My own memories of small town life informed my ability to write the sense of community that I tried to portray.

Maren Cooper – 22 July 2022 Continue reading →

I’ve wanted to write a book, my story, for twenty years, but never seemed to have the time, or the words to write a memoir. In March 2021, I had the idea to write it as fiction and the words flowed.

D F Kennedy – 15 July 2022 Continue reading →

I felt like I was flying while writing, then revised, revised, and revised. But that was also fun.

Abigail Cutter – 13 July 2022 Continue reading →

Though when I began writing letters to Dana, and then my Facebook friends, there was zero thought of a future book, the profound impact of living the story made me completely committed to sharing it.

Amy Weinland Daughters – 11 July 2022 Continue reading →

I think it’s a helpful read for anyone who is struggling with either a lack of purpose or a lack of self-knowledge. I wrote it at a point where I was feeling pretty lost, and it helped me rediscover myself, so I hope it does that for others too.

Ellie Martin-Mc-Kinsey – 8 July 2022 Continue reading →