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In my day job I am a biochemist working in medical research. The journal articles I write there must focus on facts – therefore I enjoy being creative in my free time by inventing fantasy stories.

Chris Hoffman – 12 March 2018 Continue reading →

I think the most important thing is to write about what you are passionate about. I think everyone has stories or things they could write about, or at least to teach others about. You just have to find what it is you want to say and work hard. 

L.D. Valencia – 9 March 2018 Continue reading →

I believed enough in this book to know that I wanted to get it out there for people to read, and then get on with writing the next one.

Karen Ankers – 7 March 2018 Continue reading →

This book is for the person facing hard times who wants practical and eclectic ways to improve their lives.

Gigi Langer, PhD – 5 March 2018 Continue reading →

I want us all to recognize that refugees, those forced to leave the lands of their mothers and fathers, are the victims. They should never be made to be the enemy.

Ralph Webster – 3 March 2018 Continue reading →

And I also want to raise the public awareness on teen suicide. Because we can see that around us there are so many teenagers who are suffering from depression. 

Salman Aziz – 1 March 2018 Continue reading →

But if I have one golden nugget that is more valuable than that, it is this. STOP telling yourself and the world you are an aspiring writer/author. Start saying you are right this second! Change that mindset right now and watch what happens to your craft.

Christopher Lee – 27 February 2018 Continue reading →

That was nine years ago, so clearly, I am a failure to the 24-year-old version of myself. I hope he can forgive the 34-year-old version.

O. Ryan Hussain – 25 February 2018 Continue reading →

My answer above pretty much nails it. I write about certain topics and have specific characters for reasons. If I was forced to change things, it really wouldn’t be my work anymore. It would be like doing a class assignment.

Sue Rovens – 23 February 2018 Continue reading →

Sit down, shut up, and write. It sounds simple, but that first step is the hardest hurdle to cross.

Bobby Nash – 21 February 2018 Continue reading →