I seem to take macabre pleasure in describing gross situations. Horror is a fine thing and has its place, but there’s nothing that causes me to cackle evilly like dropping my protagonist in the sewers or describe the (historically accurate) food people ate.
Assaph Mehr – 16 December 2018 Continue reading
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I believe that if you put your heart and mind to something and really tap into your own energy and its connection to all that is, you can express in ways you never thought possible. In turn, the reader connects in ways they never thought possible and that is pure magic.
Amy Venezia – 12 December 2018 Continue reading
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I guess it’s my reaction to the superhero craze. I don’t know about you, but I spend most of my day trying to do stuff that I would never win a prize for. Vacuuming comes to mind right away. Or painting the bedroom. But I keep trying.
Dan Jordan – 8 December 2018 Continue reading
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It’s for men and women because we all go through, or have been through relationship woes, or have experienced the truth about a friendship whether it be good, or bad.
Kiesha Collier – 4 December 2018 Continue reading
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I want to influence young generations to love reading and to provide stories for all ages of life to enjoy. So, my target audience is everyone who is looking to be entertained.
Sai Marie Johnson – 30 November 2018 Continue reading
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Many people have reportedly died in the Uinta Mountains over the years while trying to find the lost Rhoads mine. Their deaths led to legends of a lingering curse on the mine. Learning the story sparked a question in my mind: what could make a mine cursed?
John Coon – 26 November 2018 Continue reading
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I know a fair amount of genetic manipulation as I have a PhD in Cell and Molecular Biology, and background in the military made me realize the dangers of biological weapons. I put the two together.
Ketan Desai – 23 November 2018 Continue reading
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I experienced the same when I lost my parents, it is a common cord we share. Being me however I had to ask, what if you found something you never expected?
Caroline Walken – 20 November 2018 Continue reading
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My husband and I watch a lot of horror movies. We were watching Tales of a Vampire, 1992 starring Julian Sands when the thought of the huge urban lofts where city-residing vampires are supposed to live are disappearing. I mentioned it to my husband and he said, “You have to write that.”
Elizabeth Guizzetti- 17 November 2018 Continue reading
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I love the quote of Barbara Kingsolver, “Good fiction creates empathy. A novel takes you somewhere and asks you to look through the eyes of another person, to live another life.”
Linda Anne Smith – 14 November 2018 Continue reading
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