Standalone or Series?
All writers know that moment– that gorgeous ‘aha’ moment when a fantastic idea comes their way. We all know that hurried way we reach to our notebooks (or even our… Standalone or Series?
All writers know that moment– that gorgeous ‘aha’ moment when a fantastic idea comes their way. We all know that hurried way we reach to our notebooks (or even our… Standalone or Series?
Wind-swept hair, long sighs, walks on the beach, kisses in the rain, and blush after blush…it’s not hard to work out what we’re describing. Avid readers can become addicted to… Genre Spotlight: Romance
What’s in a name? As it turns out, actually quite a lot. We always like to say your book is like your baby, but in this case, that isn’t entirely… What’s in a Name: Choosing Character Names
You’re an author– you’re not an editor or a publisher or a marketing expert. So, when it comes to navigating the publishing world, it can make some authors want to:… I’ve Decided to Self-Publish, What Are My Options?
Name: Mark Cobbs Lewis Hometown: Duncan, Oklahoma Book: Eyes of the Garden (A Myth Continued) Genre: Science Fiction/Fantasy Describe your book in 10 words or less. Allegory of the divisions among humans despite being overwhelmingly… Author Spotlight: Mark Cobbs Lewis
When writing a book, the scenes come to us in such immense detail. We see each one unfolding like movies in our heads- we see every room, object, gesture, and… Writing Exercises: Using the Five Senses
Name: A.R. Weaver Book: A Trespassing Grasshopper Genre: Historical Fiction/Romance Describe your book in 10 words or less. It’s a historical romance about life told in an artistic way. What made you want… Author Spotlight: A. R. Weaver
Foreshadowing- a concept just as elusive and mysterious as its name. Though it may sound like a realm from a fantasy video game, the actual definition is “a literary device… How to Use Foreshadowing
Name: Annie Streit Hometown: New Castle, IN (I now live in Angola, IN) Books: Scooter and His Scoot Scoot, A Dog Named Bird, Rough and Tough T-Bone Genre: Children’s Books DP: Describe your books… Author Spotlight: Annie Streit
Historical fiction novels are arguably the closest thing we have to time travel. They can transport you to the old West where you’ll get in bar fights with cowboys. Or… Genre Spotlight: Historical Fiction
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