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I waited until I felt my writing skills were up to the task because it’s a subject that’s near and dear to me. You see, I was expelled from my family at thirteen, homeless at fifteen, and was adopted by a three-year-old girl when I was nineteen.

Seely James – 15 April 2022 Continue reading →

I wanted to explore what it must feel like for parents who think they’re making the right decision but it’s one of the worst decisions they could make.

Randi Triant – 12 April 2022 Continue reading →

I was just thinking that this generation doesn’t have their own superhero’s and how cool it would be to pioneer that for them. So, I combined a few things that I thought could work and would be interesting to them.

Victoria James – 6 April 2022 Continue reading →

Distraction is progress’ greatest roadblock. With schools shut down and spouse’s work transitioning to telework, quiet time literally vanished.

Phoenix Elvis Nicholson – 1 April 2022 Continue reading →

I’m a writer with paranoid schizophrenia, OCD, PTSD, and social anxiety. That is where my other YA novels came from regarding fighting mental illness stigma.

Angela Grey – 27 March 2022 Continue reading →

A big part of The Osiris Initiative is the claustrophobia that you can feel when you realize how connected everything is getting and how many cameras may be pointed at you at any given time. There’s a lot of contemplation about surveillance, who may be watching, and why they are watching.

Ryan McGinnis – 22 March 2022 Continue reading →

Bringing any art form to life is always a struggle in some respects but as a writer there are many, many voices all shouting to be heard inside my head. It can be crazy at times.

Lisa Fantino – 17 March 2022 Continue reading →

For me, writing a short story can be as difficult as writing a novel. In fact, when writing a short story, something has to happen that, hopefully, appeals to the reader in fewer words. 

Bentley Turner – 12 March 2022 Continue reading →

It’s a tale about sisters. Everything else is for kicks and laughs, but what truly shines is that you can’t judge a person by their heel height. Deb is a genuine soul and if you know her, you’re blessed.

Rebecca Henry – 7 March 2022 Continue reading →

I wanted to speak with someone at the FBI academy in order to do some research for this book, but I was pretty firmly told no on that front. So, I had to do some research on my own and figure out stuff myself. 

L.D. Valencia – 2 March 2022 Continue reading →