The novel has a bit of paranormal, some earthly stuff, some life-philosophy, some play with words. So, it should satisfy those not hooked to a particular type of fantasy but looking for something different within the fantasy genre.
Mony de Panja – 23 May 2021 Continue reading
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But the writers who influenced me the most, from the very beginning and still to this day, were the rock n roll poets: Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Paul Simon, John and Paul, Mick and Keith, Carole King, Robert Hunter and Bob Weir, Robbie Robertson and all the Band members he took credit from, Pete Townshend, Robert Lamm, Holland-Dozier-Holland from so many Motown songs—what they did with imagery, and brevity, how they could say so much using so few words.
Jeff Arch – 19 May 2021 Continue reading
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My love of the who-dun-it influenced how I presented my story. Like so many of Agatha Christie’s novels, my main character has a problem to solve, and she must go to great lengths to unravel the clues. I wanted my book to read like fiction, to function like a detective story, but to hold the elements of reflection which are fundamental to memoir.
Julie Ryan McGue – 15 May 2021 Continue reading
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The meaning of my parents’ strange about-face was the hardest puzzle I’ve ever tried to solve. I could only do it after both had died. I had to work to view them as complex human beings, not through the lens of their being my parents, in order to see what was actually staring me in the face.
Elizabeth Roper Marcus – 11 May 2021 Continue reading
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Rainey’s self-awareness and attraction to the genre was an engaging undercurrent to explore in Liar. That backdrop created a space for the book to acknowledge hauntings, horror, and related themes in that way made her a fun character to develop.
E.F. Schraeder – 6 May 2021 Continue reading
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I am a prolific and passionate writer and all my books have a lesson to learn.
K.A. Mulenga – 1 May 2021 Continue reading
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The actual idea, or at least the opening chapter, came from a dream I had about a dragon that was chasing me through my grandparent’s house, requiring me to rush through the house and shut off all the lights, because you know someone would get mad at me if I left the house with all the lights on …
J.A. Curtis – 1 May 2021 Continue reading
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Imagine there’s another reason to reverse climate change, one which threatens to wipe out all the grown-ups in the world within a year.
SM Smyth – 27 April 2021 Continue reading
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I knew I wanted to write a novel to share my insights with others, I just didn’t know what shape my story would take until years later.
Lynda Faye Schmidt – 23 April 2021 Continue reading
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My younger daughter who had just given birth to her first child in March 2020 asked if I thought her son would have to protest in his lifetime as well. I started writing the book in response to that question.
Anita D. Russell – 19 April 2021 Continue reading
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