I realized that I continued to see my childhood, my family members, my home, my very identity through the eyes of my parents and siblings, even though I had left my hometown more than a decade before. Writing the book enabled me to translate my childhood for myself, to reconfigure my identity by re-translating my life.
Linda Murphy Marshall – 17 June 2022 Continue reading
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Its title represents the utter extreme tragedy of the murder of my family experienced on one Sunday afternoon and the complete opposite represented by a peaceful Sunday afternoon when growing up on our small Ohio farm.
Ben Ewell 14 June 2022 Continue reading
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Watching Lillianna leave behind a career that had brought a lot of unhappiness into her life, making the journey to a new country, and then creating a new life for herself, in many ways reminded me of my own love of travel. It was also a reminder of how a shift in direction is sometimes exactly what we all need in order to feel inspired and excited again about our own journeys.
Robert Babirad – 12 June 2022 Continue reading
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Stef: … But we got so much feedback from other people about wanting to hear more about our relationship, that it eventually developed into a story about us.
James: So it actually wasn’t our idea at all. But I think everyone else was on to something, and the book has turned out much better for it.
Stefanie Wilson & James Wilson – 10 June 2022 Continue reading
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In counseling, I not only dealt with the effects of being in a toxic marriage, I also had some breakthroughs concerning my biological mother leaving our family when I was young. I merged those themes in the book.
Lee Bukowski – 7 June 2022 Continue reading
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Honestly, I don’t know who my demographic is anymore. I thought it was teenagers, but then I realized about half of my readers were adults. Anyone who can appreciate a good story is my demographic, I guess.
Honor Raconteur – 3 June 2022 Continue reading
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I am intrigued by what is a deal breaker in a marriage.
Lynne Kaufman – 30 May 2022 Continue reading
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How many books you read are about ‘something’? Anything? So I thought it would be interesting to write a story about a place where nothing much ever happened.
Ian A. Hollis – 26 May 2022 Continue reading
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This is a project I started working on about 15 years ago alongside my good friend Lamont Turner who was working on his own fantasy novel at the time. We spent a good bit of time reading and re-reading each other’s stories and helping them improve.
Ethan Avery – 22 May 2022 Continue reading
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25-years old protagonist, Charlie Gibbs, has been co-opted by his glamorous 50-years old Dutch cougar boss, Ilse Teuling, into helping her write a “good-sex guide” for the older woman.
Sahlan Diver – 18 May 2022 Continue reading
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