I began to wonder what the next few months would look like and trying to come up with a fictional story in the midst of sensational real-world events seemed frivolous. I had to keep myself from obsessing over the news. I had difficulty processing the emotions of what was still unknown at the same time I was concocting a story that needed to make sense.
Chris DiCroce – 16 September 2020 Continue reading
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I’ve always believed that character is formed through adversity. I put Coen in this devastating situation to see how he attempts to overcome it, and what he learns about himself along the way.
Eddy Boudel Tan – 12 September 2020 Continue reading
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I’m the type of person that loves to laugh and love to make people laugh because laughter truly is the best medicine. I think that is why I have a lot of humor in my book. I didn’t want the tone to be serious. I wanted to give my readers an authentic view of myself and sense of humor.
Krista Nerestant – 8 September 2020 Continue reading
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I’ve taken this opportunity to share a message of empowerment and encouragement I wish I had received when I was younger.
Michelle Parmigiani – 3 September 2020 Continue reading
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One thing I learned from writing and acting and producing the show is, the more specific you are in details, the more universal and accessible the story becomes as a result.
Leon Acord – 30 August 2020 Continue reading
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I have loved words and reading since I was very little. It has always been such a pleasure to make up stories for my children and then for my grandchildren – it made for wonderful cuddle times with them.
Jackie Arnason – 26 August 2020 Continue reading
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I turned 40 this year myself, and I feel there should be more romance starring middle-aged women. I love YA, and read a lot of it, but I find the 40-something age group generally more interesting to read and write than someone younger, just because they have more life experience and respond to situations accordingly.
Ruby Sirois – 22 August 2020 Continue reading
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The first time we read it to our daughter her reaction was to say “read it again”. And this went on another 5 or so times, and now the book is a bed-time staple!
Celina and Leo Lagnado – 18 August 2020 Continue reading
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Well, I was a little frustrated with a favorite author of mine at the time and I decided (out of spite) that I would write a book before they wrote their next one.
D.R. O’Shea – 14 August 2020 Continue reading
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A month or two ago we had an IndieView from author Lisa White about her first book, a children’s picture book. Today we’re featuring a poem by her about her experience self-publishing that book. Continue reading
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